Minister of Mining and Energy Aleksandar Antić says that he expects from Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić to announce proposal for a solution to the problem of Trepča at today's session of the Government of Serbia.

Antić says that Vučić will try to find solutions that will the best protect the interests of Serbia in this very sensitive moment.

He did not want to talk about the letter, sent to Brussels by the Government of Serbia, on the eve of the session of the Government of Serbia, which explains all the harmful consequences of the decision of the Kosovo Parliament on Trepča, how reported media.

"I cannot speak before the session of the Government on the details. One thing that the citizens of Serbia should have no dilemma is that the Serbian Government gives maximum efforts to protect the interests of Serbia in best possible way," he said.

On the question of whether one can go to arbitration, Antić says that Serbia has a crucial argument of the property and that there is no dilemma that Serbia is the majority owner of Trepča.

He said that Serbia expects broader support of international institutions and entities, because property represents an inalienable right in whole world.

On the question of who could initiate arbitration proceedings, Antić recalls that the Fund for Development of Serbia owns 56 per cent of Trepča and has the legitimacy to open all the questions over the ownership.