Vučić: EU Could Have Admitted New Members Years Ago

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić commented on the European Union's enlargement process, suggesting that the EU could have admitted new member states much earlier. Responding to statements by European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos, Vučić implied that delays in admitting potential members have been unnecessary. He indicated that countries like Serbia could have joined the EU five, seven, or even ten years ago. His remarks suggest a critique of the EU's pace and decision-making regarding enlargement. Vučić's comments underscore Serbia's desire for EU membership and potentially highlight perceived bureaucratic hurdles.

This statement from Serbia's President critiques the EU's enlargement process, suggesting delays in admitting new members and potentially influencing future accession dynamics.