On July 15th, 2015,&nbsp;Martin SCHULZ, EP President,&nbsp;is in Belgrade for the second day of his official visit in&nbsp;Serbia. He&nbsp;meets Tomislav NIKOLIC, President of the Republic of Serbia, and gives an address to the Serbian Parliament.

EU - Serbia (T)

SCHULZ, Martin (S&D, DE)

Serbia

Belgrade

NIKOLIC, Tomislav (RS)

Official visit by Martin SCHULZ, EP President to Serbia: meeting with Tomislav NIKOLIC, President of the Republic of Serbia  and address to the Serbian Parliament

Rountable of the meeting of Martin SCHULZ, President of the European Parliament, with Tomislav NIKOLIC, President of the Republic of Serbia. (4 shots)

External shot of the Serbian Parliament (1 shot)

SOUNDBITE (German), Martin SCHULZ, President of the European Parliament, "For my children it is self-evident to be able to live and work anywhere around our Europe without borders. What a success, what a privilege, given our sanguinary history".

SOUNDBITE (German), Martin SCHULZ, President of the European Parliament, "Reconciliation is impossible without remembrance, it is only possible when experienced suffering and suffered pain are recognised."

SOUNDBITE (German), Martin SCHULZ, President of the European Parliament, "The rapprochement between Serbia and Albania is becoming the engine of regional cooperation. The so-called Western Balkans' Six are on their way to a better future".

SOUNDBITE (German), SCHULZ, President of the European Parliament, "One thousand refugees every day, that's a gigantic task for Serbia. The fact that Hungary reacts to this challenge by anouncing the building of a 175 kilometer long fence at the border with Serbia is unacceptable."

SOUNDBITE (German), Martin SCHULZ, President of the European Parliament, "Serbia is a great country, Serbia has a great tradition and history, Serbia is a proud country. But Serbia is one thing above all: it is a part of Europe and, therefore, this country belongs to us, to the peoples of the community of democratic states of Europe. Thank you very much for your attention."