Vuchich nominated for the prime minister of an endocrinologist

Serbia President Alexander Vuchich nominated for the new prime minister of endocrinologist Juro Matsutu. The head of state expects that one of the leading Serbian experts in this field, having headed the government, will help to bring down the intensity of protests in the country for five months. However, the opposition and many Serbian experts believe that the prime minister has no political experience or political weight, and the president will continue to make key decisions. With details – Kommersant correspondent in the Balkans Gennady Sysoev.

The nomination of the famous endocrinologist Juro Matsuta in Serbia, President Alexander Vucich, announced the nation to the nation late in Sunday evening, April 6. Having called Mr. Matsuta “probably the largest specialist in the field of endocrinology from Vienna to Istanbul”, Alexander Vucich expressed confidence that “since Europe at the head of its government put a pediatrician (here Vucich, obviously, hinted at the head of the European Commission Ursula von Lyayen, who worked in the medical sphere, who worked in the medical sphere. « Kommersant »),

Serbia will also achieve great success. ” The main task facing the future prime minister, the president formulated this: “I think that he will bring something new to our public life and will greatly help in reducing tension in the country.”

Thus, the head of state made it clear that the well -known doctor, having headed the government, should first help the authorities knock down the intensity of those who last in the country for five months Protest.

They provoked them tragedy In the second largest city in the country of Novi-Sad, where on November 1, as a result of the collapse of a concrete visor at the railway station, 16 people were killed. Since then, mass rallies have been held throughout Serbia with a demand for political and criminal liability for those responsible for the tragedy. However, in reality, the goals of the protesters are much wider – they advocate the change of power in the country, which is held by Alexander Vuchich and the pro -presidential Serbian progressive party. At the end of January, Prime Minister Milos Vachievich resigned, taking responsibility for the tragedy in Novi-Sad, on March 19 he approved the parliament and now he should choose a new prime minister within a month, which the president will offer.

Alexander Vuchich initially made it clear that he himself and the leadership of the ruling party are considering the option with a non -party candidate for the premiere, believing that this would reduce tension in the country.

According to the Serbian media, it was even supposed that the government could lead the American businessman of Serbian descent (See “Kommersant” for March 31). Nevertheless, the authorities refused the option with the “import of the prime minister”-perhaps because of the not quite successful experience in 1992, when the businessman from the United States, Milan Panich, who had then headed the government, challenged Slobodan Miloshevich to President Slobodan, which had been a challenge later.

Juro Matsuta, although it is non -partisan, is included in the leadership of the national front created by Alexander Vuchich, “movements for the people and the power”, which, according to experts, will allow the president to distance himself from the losing support of the ruling Serbian progressive party.

However, the opposition and Serbian experts believe that the premiere has not having political experience and political weight is unlikely to change anything. “Alexander Vuchich is trying to just win the time, putting forward the prime minister, who will neither choose his ministers, to pursue his own policy, nor make independent decisions,” says one of the Serbian opposition leaders Dragan Jilas. The former Serbian diplomat, and now the famous Belgrade political scientist Srechko Dzhukich, agree with this. “Nothing will change, and it cannot change,” he said “Kommersant.” “All decisions of the government, as before, will be adopted in the presidential administration. And so it will continue until Alexander Vuchich is in power. This is the political reality of Serbia. «