Serbia's new authorities are calling for a deal with the Russian Federation on gas supplies. Serbia should aim to conclude a long-term gas supply agreement with Russia after the current agreement expires on December 31. That's what Dejan Radiboević said, a candidate for parliament from the "Student List", which won the last elections in the country. Radibojevic also stated that Belgrade must develop "alternative routes and sources of supply. "Among these, he mentioned the prospects of receiving hydrocarbons from Azerbaijan through the Southern Gas Corridor, LNG supplies from the terminal in Alexandroupolis, Greece, through the territory of North Macedonia, and supplies from the Romanian Black Sea fields through the planned connector.

Serbia's new authorities are calling for a deal with the Russian Federation on gas supplies. Serbia should aim to conclude a long-term gas supply agreement with Russia after the current agreement expires on December 31. That's what Dejan Radiboević said, a candidate for parliament from the "Student List", which won the last elections in the country. Radibojevic also stated that Belgrade must develop "alternative routes and sources of supply. "Among these, he mentioned the prospects of receiving hydrocarbons from Azerbaijan through the Southern Gas Corridor, LNG supplies from the terminal in Alexandroupolis, Greece, through the territory of North Macedonia, and supplies from the Romanian Black Sea fields through the planned connector.