The current president of the Serbian Assembly and leader of SPS, Ivica Dacic, said today that he expects the new convocation of the Serbian Assembly to be constituted by the end of July and the new Government of Serbia to be formed relatively quickly, and when it comes to forming a new governing coalition, he assessed that it was the decision of the largest party - SNS (Serbian Progressive Party), which dictates the pace and conditions, and that the SPS (Socialist Party of Serbia) is ready "for other solutions to exist", reported the MIA correspondent from Belgrade .

- I think it is practically impossible to form a new government by the end of July. Because we will need at least seven more days until the end of the election process. It is realistic to go to the constitution of the parliament by the end of July, said Dacic who added that "when he receives the final report from RIC, he is obliged to hold the constitutive session of the National Assembly within 30 days".

"Since then, the 90-day deadline for forming a government has been running, and only then can President Aleksandar Vucic start consultations with the parliamentary groups and name a new government mandate holder," said Dacic.

As for the role of SPS in the new government, Dacic said that he did not discuss this with Vucic, and that SPS and SNS have correct relations, that their joint results are good and that SPS is ready for continued cooperation.

- It will be the decision of the largest party - SNS, and it is up to them to dictate the pace and conditions for the formation of a new government coalition. However, we are absolutely ready for other solutions to exist, said Dacic.

As for what position he expects, Dacic said that it is unimportant and that he never had any demands on himself.

- We should use this period of stability for the further development of Serbia. The government should give a positive impetus to the development of Serbia, and the path that Serbia will follow is already determined - it is the path of European integration, while protecting our state and national interests, Dacic said.

Commenting on the development of the situation in Kosovo, where Pristina instructed the Serbs to take the license plates of Pristina, Dacic said that this is another indication that Albin Kurti does not want any compromises and agreements, but exclusively a policy of force.