President of the Republic of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic interview

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As you said, it is very important the Halyard be commemorated today. And it’s something that brings us much closer to each other, speaking about Serb-American relationship. And here we speak about heroic moves from Serbian ordinary people. And of course American, Canadian, and British pilots in 1944. And at that time, they succeeded to- They succeeded to make terrific links between the Tunisians, and I hope that we will be able to renew it and to revive it in a way that it was in 1944 and after that. And we are, once again, very proud to be here today, and I’m profoundly grateful to U.S. Embassy and to Alia Foundation that they’re investing a lot of their time, money, patience, and attention to this place. And I think that you had a chance today to see many people here showing their gratitude not only to Serbia but firstly, and foremost, to U.S. Embassy and to their people which succeeded to, in a way, preserve our memories to this great event. I thank you once again. This will be a new foundation, a new cornerstone. A new cornerstone for our future. I am certain about it, that relationship.