Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic would today present to the National Assembly a detailed report on the current negotiations on resolving the issue of Kosovo and Metohija. However, no detailed plan of the Serbian side which will be offered to Pristina would be presented at the session, Belgrade-based daily Blic reports referring to unnamed sources.

The source also stated that the details of the plan with which the president intends to go before Pristina and the international community will not be announced, so as not to jeopardize Serbia's negotiating position.

The media on Monday also write that Vucic will speak for at least two or three hours, and that besides specifically about Kosovo, there will be other topics as well. Vucic has put together his speech with 30 associates, and has prepared answers to possible questions from MPs.

Assembly Speaker Maja Gojkovic said earlier she expects the debate to be meaningful and take a long time, and that after Vucic's speech, all the caucuses heads and MPs will have an opportunity to comment on his report and present their views.