Prime Minister of Serbia Alekasandar Vučić said today that Belgrade is ready to continue dialogue with Pristina; he also said that some in the world do not take sufficiently serious the commitment of Pristina to reject the dialogue. When it comes to the regional cooperation, Vučić says that he will meet the prime ministers of the Western Balkans in Sarajevo and that he will discuss the future of the Western Balkans. He hoped that important things will be subjects of discussions such as road infrastructure, friendship development, better relationships, and how to turn the Western Balkans into the driving force of the whole of Europe, not the stumbling point of Europe. He said he would talk to anyone who appears in Sarajevo, including the Prime Minister of Albania Edi Rama and Prime Minister of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa. "You need to talk with everyone, and with Edi Rama, but he has not confirmed his arrival, and with Mustafa I will speak, if he comes, as I speak in Brussels," said Vučić. He added that he would talk about the formation of the Customs Union of the Western Balkans, and said that it could solve a part of political problems although represents a time consuming job.