Between June 1 and August 12 of this year, Serbia’s Ministry of Economy disbursed more than EUR 18.1 million in state subsidies to support investment projects across 11 companies, Nedeljnik.rs has reported.
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Payment of Russian pensions hampered by sanctions on Gazprombank
Serbia’s Republic Fund for Pension and Disability Insurance (PIO Fund) has announced that it received a notification from the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation indicating that sanctions imposed on Gazprombank are(read more)
Sad end for Europe’s first Boeing 737-300
The story of Boeing 737-300 aircraft YU-AND, once a symbol of pride for JAT, Jat Airways, and Air Serbia, has come to a somber end, marking a poignant moment in the history of Serbian aviation, Aero.rs reports.
Serbia faces slight slowdown in development of clean energy capacities
Serbia currently operates 11 wind farms, 198 small-scale solar power plants, and has 5,120 prosumers—individuals or businesses generating their own electricity from solar energy, according to a report by Radio(read more)
Romania to add large battery to Đerdap 2, Serbia eyes Đerdap 3
Romania’s state-owned power utility Hidroelectrica plans to install a large-scale battery storage system next to the Đerdap 2 hydropower plant (Porțile de Fier 2 in Romanian) within the next two years, Balkan Green(read more)
Investigation blames pilots for Embraer 195 accident in Belgrade, highlights airport response flaws
Serbia’s Center for Investigation of Accidents in Transport has published findings on the serious incident involving an Embraer 195 operated by Greece’s Marathon Airlines on behalf of Air Serbia on February 18, 2024.
Occupational diseases in Serbia remain unrecorded
The Occupational Safety and Health Strategy for 2024–2027 reveals that occupational diseases in Serbia are not systematically recorded, and that legal obligations concerning their reporting and registration are not(read more)
Ministry of Finance proposes minimum wage of EUR 550, “Nezavisnost” advocates EUR 600
The Serbian Ministry of Finance proposed at yesterday’s meeting of the Socio-Economic Council (SEC) that the minimum wage for the coming year be set at EUR 550, according to Zoran Ristić, Economic Advisor at the UGS(read more)
Serbian AI Institute sues government over Management Board appointments
The Institute for Artificial Intelligence of Serbia announced yesterday that it has once again filed a lawsuit against the Government of Serbia, citing unlawful appointments to its Management Board.
Around 90% of home buyers and renters believe prices are too high
Approximately 90% of apartment buyers and renters in Serbia believe that real estate prices are excessively high, according to the latest survey published yesterday by property portal 4zida.rs.
