**Austrian FM Welcomes Serbian Students to Vienna**
In a heartwarming display of solidarity, Austrian European and International Affairs Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger met with a group of brave Serbian students who are running a relay marathon from Novi Sad to Brussels. The students’ courageous endeavor is aimed at delivering letters detailing the situation in Serbia to European Union institutions.
The minister’s warm reception was a testament to her admiration for the students’ determination and bravery. “What you are doing is unbelievable, so brave,” she said, praising their efforts to bring about positive change in Serbia. Meinl-Reisinger emphasized that what the Serbian students want is not unlike what the European Union wants – progress, results, democracy, rule of law, and prospects for a brighter future.
The relay marathon is a remarkable initiative by the students to raise awareness about the challenges facing Serbia. By carrying letters detailing their country’s situation to EU institutions, they hope to spark meaningful conversations and drive positive change. The support of people like Minister Meinl-Reisinger will undoubtedly boost their morale and encourage others to join them in this noble endeavor.
The meeting between the minister and the students was attended by a large crowd of Serbians living in Austria as well as native Austrians, showing that solidarity transcends borders. This gathering serves as a reminder that there are many people who care about the well-being of others and are willing to lend their support.
As the students continue their marathon journey, they can take heart from the minister’s words of encouragement. Their determination will surely inspire others to join them in their quest for a better future.
