Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic did not wish to respond to reporters' questions on Friday, asking them instead to be patient.
Source: Tanjug
"Wait a while longer," he said, when asked whether he wished to make a statement.
Several media crews waited at the Palace of Serbia, where the president was meeting with Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern, to ask about his possible plans of running for reelection.
Relations between Serbia and Germany are "at a very high level."
Ivica Dacic says the pace of Serbia's EU membership talks "does not reflect its actual progress in reforms and regulation of relations with its neighbors."
The presidential elections in Serbia will be held on Sunday, April 2.
Serbia will do everything to preserve peace and stability in the region because it is a condition for progress and new investments.
President Tomislav Nikolic said in New York that he insisted on several important topics during the UN Security Council meeting on Monday.
The opposition DJB movement has launched an initiative in the Serbian Assembly to put a no confidence motion against the government on the parliamentary agenda.
National Assembly President Maja Gojkovic has called elections for the city assembly of Zajecar and municipal assemblies of Vrbas, Odzaci, Kovin and Kosjeric.
Deputy PM and Minister of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications Rasim Ljajic will on February 28 and March 1 be on an official visit to Turkey.
