Serbian President: Serbia received higher requests from BiH for Wheat and Corn
President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, said today that Serbia received higher requests from BiH for wheat and corn than he expected, but that this would not be a problem.
“We will provide enough for both BiH and Montenegro,” Vucic said.
He stated that Serbia should not worry because it has 800,000 tons of wheat, and millions of tons of corn reserves, and expressed the expectation that enough wisdom will be found to resolve the conflict in Ukraine.
Vucic stated that Serbia made a decision today on the delivery of 27,000 tons of wheat to Albania, as well as corn and oil.
“Today, a decision was made to give Albania wheat, flour and corn, but they do not have that many warehouses, so Serbia will keep the part intended for Albania. We also received a request from Northern Macedonia, and in accordance with the agreements we have within the Open Balkans, we will fulfill “, Vucic pointed out for” Pink “TV.
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