Hans Ulrich Sudbeck, German Deputy Ambassador to Serbia, said during his visit to Bujanovac that the issue of political stability was the most important one to all potential investors.

"During all talks with possible investors, a crucial question is always raised: Is the region politically stable? I could in all conscience provide an affirmative reply to the question only if all ethnic communities in Bujanovac cooperated with the governmental bodies of the country,” Mr. Sudbeck said.

The German Deputy Ambassador to Serbia talked about political and economic situation in the region with Saip Kamberi, the Municipal President of Bujanovac, as well as with representatives of the Albanian political parties in Presevo.

"The solving of economic problems is the most important issue, so that the living standard of all inhabitants of the region could improve. The German Embassy is interested in stability and prosperity of the region. We also support the enlargement of the ruling coalition, which should include the Serbian political parties,” Mr. Sudbeck said. He pointed out that the “establishment of a multi-ethnic government in Bujanovac would provide political stability, which ensures economic development.”

"It is a good thing that the Albanians are soon going to establish their National Council and we hope that all Albanian political parties will get involved in the process, so that they could jointly use the possibilities for their inclusion in the Serbian governmental bodies,”  Mr. Sudbeck said.

During his visit to the two municipalities, the German Permanent Deputy Ambassador to Serbia also talked with representatives of several German non-governmental organizations that are operational in South Serbia, among which are “Help”, “AVO and the Christian Schwarz Schilling Foundation.