Low-cost carrier Wizz Air is expected to retain its base at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport throughout the upcoming 2026/27 winter season, which runs from October 25 to March 27, EX-YU Aviation News has learned from(read more)
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Bulgargaz EAD obtains natural gas trading license in Serbia
Bulgarian company Bulgargaz EAD announced that the Energy Agency of Serbia has granted it a license to engage in wholesale natural gas trading in Serbia for a period of 10 years.
Euro-denominated corporate borrowing costs rise, with further increases expected
Serbian businesses paid higher interest rates on foreign currency loans in August, primarily due to the European Central Bank’s (ECB) benchmark interest rate increase in June, with borrowing costs expected to rise(read more)
TRB announces plans to open production facility in Loznica
Tehnički remont Bratunac (TRB), a company based in the town of Bratunac in eastern Republika Srpska, has announced plans to open a new production facility in Loznica, Serbia, and sell a significant number of armored(read more)
Average net salary in Serbia reaches RSD 121,346 in July
The average gross salary in Serbia for July this year amounted to RSD 167,402, while the average salary excluding taxes and contributions (net) stood at RSD 121,346, the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia(read more)
World Bank approves USD 600 million for gas sector development in Serbia
The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved USD 600 million on Friday for Serbia’s Gas Sector Development Program.
Businessman Milan Panić, former prime minister of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, dies
American businessman of Serbian origin Milan Panić died on September 24 in California, at the age of 97, according to an announcement on his memorial page, RTS reports.
Ukrainian billionaire Vadim Novinsky granted Serbian citizenship
Ukrainian billionaire Vadim Vladislavovich Novinsky has been granted Serbian citizenship, it was published in the Official Gazette, N1 reports.
Commission finds deficiencies on Niš–Brestovac rail line, work four years behind schedule
The 22.8-kilometer section of the Niš–Brestovac railway is not yet ready for safe rail traffic, .a report by the Commission for Functional Verification of Infrastructure Capacities shows, weekly Radar reported.
Union says political staffing has pushed SMATSA into worst crisis since founding
A union representing Serbia and Montenegro’s air traffic control operator SMATSA said on Thursday the company is in its deepest crisis since it was founded in 2003, alleging that party interests have been placed(read more)
