Serbian President Vucic Resigns Ahead of Snap Parliamentary Elections
Aleksandar Vucic stepped down as Serbia's president and is expected to run for prime minister in an October 25 vote as the country prepares for an early presidential election.
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has resigned from office, paving the way for early elections in the country, according to reports.
Vucic is expected to run for prime minister in a vote scheduled for October 25, as Serbia simultaneously prepares to hold an early presidential election.
The resignation marks a significant shift in Serbian politics, with Vucic transitioning from the presidency toward a bid for the premiership.
Further details on the electoral timeline and the process for selecting Vucic's presidential successor were expected to follow in the coming days.
Sources
- Serbian President Vucic resigns ahead of snap parliamentary elections — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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