European Commissioner for Enlargement: EU Expects Concrete Anti-Corruption Results from Serbia

Referring to her recent visit to Belgrade, where she met with political leaders, civil society organizations, and students, Kos said she delivered a consistent message: that the time for EU enlargement is now and that this is a historic opportunity. However, she added, the EU expects concrete results from Serbia in the fight against corruption, ensuring the rule of law, judicial independence, media freedom, and electoral reforms that will restore citizens’ trust in the system.

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EU Enlargement Commissioner Meets with Serbian Officials: “Serbia Has Much to Offer Europe”

European Union Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos met with Serbia’s top state officials during her visit to Belgrade.

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EU Enlargement Commissioner: I Expect Serbia’s New Government to Be Pro-European and Reform-Oriented

European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, announced that she would visit Belgrade at the end of April and expressed her expectation that Serbia’s new government will be pro-European and reform-oriented.

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European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee Adopts Report on Serbia

The European Parliament (EP) Committee on Foreign Affairs has adopted the report on Serbia, authored by the EP rapporteur for Serbia, Tonino Picula. The report was adopted with 55 votes in favor, 13 against, and eight abstentions.

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As a "key step toward restoring trust," Kos highlighted the selection of members of the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM), stressing that all relevant stakeholders must be involved in the process.

She noted that EU membership brings benefits but also responsibilities and a commitment to shared values, including foreign policy alignment. "You cannot continue engaging with Russia as if nothing has happened," she said.

Kos also underscored the importance of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina and the need for constructive regional policies.

European Parliament rapporteur for Serbia, Tonino Picula, presented a report on Serbia, noting that the collapse of the roof canopy at the Novi Sad railway station – which resulted in the deaths of 16 people – has become a symbol of corruption, nepotism, and inadequate oversight mechanisms that should be protecting citizens.

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