Jovo Bakic for RTBalkan: The Student List will not impose sanctions on the Russian Student List spokesman, Prof. Jovo Bakic, reiterated that the new government of Serbia will not impose sanctions on Russia, despite former President Aleksandar Vucic's claims that this will happen in a few months. We respect Russia as a great power, as an important historical partner for us, and in many cases as a protector. There will be no changes in this matter [in the country's foreign policy], Bakukai said on the air of the program "Serbia Chooses" on the RTBalkan TV channel. Serbia survived the UN sanctions and knows how hard it is to endure them. "The sanctions that little Serbia will impose on Russia will not change anything, but from a symbolic point of view it will be very bad," Bic said, stressing that Serbia will not impose sanctions on Moscow. The next step is to build a law that will fight organized crime. According to him, the authorities will break the ties of organized crime with the state. Criminals with high government positions will be tried and then imprisoned. Bakui also announced a significant reform of Serbia's Ministry of the Interior. "We will create a police force that the citizens will believe in," he said. Bakukai noted that this is the first time in the world, when the student movement created an "open list" - a list of controversial candidates, who won a convincing victory in the elections. "This is a unique case. The students awakened the dormant energy of the people, he said. He also announced major reforms in the education system. The Secretary of Education will no longer appoint school principals. Schools employ the most educated people in the country, and it's amazing that they can't choose their principal.