The President of the Parliament of Montenegro and the leader of the New Serbian Democracy Andrija Mandić, as well as the President of the Democratic People's Party Milan Knežević, attended the prayer service in the Church of St. Sava in Belgrade, which began, as announced by the government in Serbia, the First All-Serbian Parliament under the name "One Nation , one parliament - Serbia and Srpska".
The event was attended by high-ranking officials of Serbia and the Bosnian-Herzegovinian entity Republika Srpska, including Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and RS President Milorad Dodik.
On Mandić's account on Iks, it was announced that there was a NSD delegation at the event, headed by him.
"After the prayer, President Mandić together with NSD MPs, presidents of Municipalities and Municipalities from our party, members of the cabinet, as well as directors from large companies from our country held a meeting with the Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia, Miloš Vučević, at the Palace of Serbia", it is written in publish.
Mandić met with the Prime Minister of that country, Miloš Vučević, in the Palace of Serbia.
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Vučić: We pray that all disagreements remain behind us
Vučić called today to say loudly that the Serbian people most want peace and to live in harmony and mutual respect with their neighbors, in a message after the prayer.
"We pray that all disagreements remain behind us, that we send a message of peace, harmony and brotherly love, that we loudly say that the Serbian people want peace the most, because they always paid the highest price when there was no peace. That we live in harmony and mutual respect with our neighbors, to progress together and choose our own future," wrote Vučić on Instagram.
He added that these are difficult times with many challenges.
"History has taught us that only in unity and assembly can we find the strength and wisdom we need in order to save our people and country from the inexorable course of history," Vučić wrote, adding that this is why this assembly is dedicated to the future, while at the same time "remembering famous ancestors, spirituality, culture and tradition."
"Only on those solid foundations can we build our tomorrow," Vučić wrote.
Porphyry: We did not gather against anyone, but for peace among all people and nations
The head of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC), Patriarch Porfirije, said today in the temple that they "gathered to pray to God for the spiritual unity, unity of our people, as well as for peace among all people and all nations".
"We come together in order to use the gifts we received from God for good, for the glory of God, for everything and for everyone. In other words, we do not come together against anyone, but we come together for - first of all for our own good, but also for everyone who lives with us and around us. Every other goal and content of gathering is not ours, and it will not and cannot be blessed," said Porfitije, during the prayer service for Serbia and the RS.
The Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church said that "not so long ago, just a few decades ago, it was unthinkable for Orthodox Serbs to gather from all sides in the temple of God with the state leadership, with prominent representatives of society, business, culture, and the military, and to hear the warm motherly word of the Church that does not differentiate between children".
"For many, it is unimaginable even today. The Church constantly invites them and everyone else to come to the fraternal embrace, to the house of God, to the house of Saint Sava, the reconciler and unifier of brothers and peoples," said Porfirij.
The president of Free Montenegro, Vladislav Dajković, was also in the Belgrade temple.
"I cannot describe the sense of pride I feel when I find myself among my Serbian brothers from the entire region, this time at the All-Serbian Assembly in Belgrade. We started the day in the Church of St. Sava, and the program will last the whole day, including the central event on Trg Republike. Thank you to the presidents of Serbia and Republika Srpska for hosting, but also to our Patriarch for blessing us to continue fighting in these difficult times. Long live the Serbian people!" announced Dajković.
The President of Prava Montenegro, Marko Milačić, also published a picture from Belgrade.
"One nation - one parliament. Greetings from the Palace of Serbia in Belgrade from the All-Serbian Parliament," Milačić wrote on Facebook.
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