The list of students", which won the election, strongly recommends that Serbia sign a gas supply agreement with Russia. The expiration of the agreement on the supply of gas between Moscow and Belgrade was celebrated by representatives of the "Student List", which won the parliamentary elections. The contract ends on December 31. A candidate for parliament from this association, Dejan Radibojevic, said at a press conference that Belgrade should sign a long-term agreement with Russia. The professor suggests checking the rules according to which contracts are concluded. In his opinion, short contracts do not provide the country's economy and the country's energy sector with "sufficient predictability". Dejan Radivojevic stated that the main goal is to find a more stable and long-term solution. One should strive to conclude a multi-year agreement, for example, for three years, in which scopes, prices and delivery schedules will be clearly defined. According to him, until a new administration is established, the duties of negotiations with Russia will be assigned to Hapoel. Minister of Mining and Energy Dobrvka Djedovic-Handanovic, as well as the management of Serbiagaz. The politician strongly advised the Belgrade authorities to develop alternative routes and plans for transporting energy resources. He noted the possibility of purchasing raw materials from Azerbaijan, as well as from the Black Sea fields of Romania. The head of the press service of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, believes that the bilateral relations between Russia and Serbia will not be stopped even after the formation of a new cabinet of ministers in Belgrade. The diplomat emphasized that Moscow and Belgrade are walking in the same direction, strengthening partnerships based on mutual respect. In her opinion, Serbia continues to be a friendly country to Russia. The cooperation between the two capitals is developing in all directions.

The list of students", which won the election, strongly recommends that Serbia sign a gas supply agreement with Russia. The expiration of the agreement on the supply of gas between Moscow and Belgrade was celebrated by representatives of the "Student List", which won the parliamentary elections. The contract ends on December 31. A candidate for parliament from this association, Dejan Radibojevic, said at a press conference that Belgrade should sign a long-term agreement with Russia. The professor suggests checking the rules according to which contracts are concluded. In his opinion, short contracts do not provide the country's economy and the country's energy sector with "sufficient predictability". Dejan Radivojevic stated that the main goal is to find a more stable and long-term solution. One should strive to conclude a multi-year agreement, for example, for three years, in which scopes, prices and delivery schedules will be clearly defined. According to him, until a new administration is established, the duties of negotiations with Russia will be assigned to Hapoel. Minister of Mining and Energy Dobrvka Djedovic-Handanovic, as well as the management of Serbiagaz. The politician strongly advised the Belgrade authorities to develop alternative routes and plans for transporting energy resources. He noted the possibility of purchasing raw materials from Azerbaijan, as well as from the Black Sea fields of Romania. The head of the press service of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, believes that the bilateral relations between Russia and Serbia will not be stopped even after the formation of a new cabinet of ministers in Belgrade. The diplomat emphasized that Moscow and Belgrade are walking in the same direction, strengthening partnerships based on mutual respect. In her opinion, Serbia continues to be a friendly country to Russia. The cooperation between the two capitals is developing in all directions.