Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut said today that he is considering a government reshuffle, although he could not say how certain it is at this point, but he stressed that he is not satisfied with some ministers.
"The government is working responsibly, but I am not satisfied with some ministers appearing exclusively on Instagram, taking pictures, and that being their only contribution. It is important that the results set reflect the work of the ministries. I am certainly not the most satisfied with the work of some ministers, just as I am satisfied with the work of some others," Macut told Radio Television of Serbia (RTS).
Stating that he was considering reconstruction, he pointed out that it would be "primarily up to the ministers themselves to decide, that is, the work and results they achieve."
"I think we will definitely move forward, we need to think about improving everything the government does," he said.
When asked about the fact that a student rally was being held in Kragujevac today, he said that we are a people tolerant of different opinions, which is a reflection of democracy.
"We don't all think the same, but we need to reach a solution peacefully and with some kind of consensus," emphasized Macut, who will speak today at the Statehood Day ceremony in Orašac.
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