The 77th UN General Assembly is currently in session in the United States. Also present: Serbian President Vučić, who causes a stir with a pose.
On Wednesday, the head of state of Serbia caused a stir at the in. He left the UN headquarters to stretch his legs in the fresh air. His gestures were very similar to the Kazakh television reporter Borat Sagdiyev from Sasha Baron Cohen’s film “Borat”.
1.99 meter chickens with Borat gesture
A long man in a suit with funny movements exploring the “US and A”: What sounds like a description of the US mockumentary “Borat – Cultural Learning from America to benefit glorious nation of Kazakhstan” undoubtedly could apply to Vučić’s basketball performance in New York City.
The 1.99 meter tall politician took the opportunity in broad daylight to chat with three Americans at a basketball game. The US boys were visibly enthusiastic about being photographed with the Serbian President – even Vučić gave a “thumbs up” for the good match in the New York park.
The Kazakhstan reporter Borat Sagdiyev also never missed an opportunity to get in touch with people in the “Borat” film: whether in the toilet, at interview appointments or in the darkest alleys of the states. Borat always returned the Americans with a smile on his face and two kisses. On social media, users now compare Vučić’s gesture with Borat’s and see a certain similarity in it.
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“Serbia important partner” for Austria
“Today” accompanied Federal Chancellor Nehammer to the “Big Apple”. During the talk with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, the topic of migration was of paramount importance. “As long as the EU’s external border is not effectively protected and the European Union does not present constructive proposals for a sustainable asylum and migration policy, we must help ourselves. Serbia is an important partner in the fight against illegal migration and human trafficking.” , said Nehammer on the talks with Vučić.
Chancellor Nehammer held open talks with the Serbian President and agreed on closer cooperation. “Serbia is ready to support Austria’s interests. For this reason, I will travel to Hungary at the beginning of October to discuss how to proceed with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and President Aleksandar Vučić,” said the Chancellor. You can find the whole interview.
