Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic says Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel "presented some new proposals concerning Serbia's European path."

But, the president told a joint news conference with Michel in Belgrade on Tuesday - "I cannot say more about those proposals until they become a part of EU policy, and until some other factors agree with them."

Vucic observed only that the said proposals "could be interesting in the future."

"We spoke about the European road, and the most important topic is that we have the greatest hurdle on the road toward the EU, and that is the agreement that needs to be reached with Pristina," Vucic told reporters after his meeting with Michel.

Stressing that this was "a difficult issue for us," he said he told his interlocutor that "Serbia is ready for compromise solutions."

"There are no easy solutions. We are ready for difficult decisions, but there must be compromise from both, not only from one side," he specified.

Vucic then stated that he and the Belgian premier spoke about different approaches to "certain solutions and problems" - but that it was "necessary for the region to top EU's agenda."

He said that he "hoped there would be more encounters," and added that "the issue of Kosmet (Kosovo and Metohija, Serbia's official name for Kosovo) is an issue of the future."

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