Belgrade Waterfront has submitted a request to the Ministry of Environmental Protection to determine whether an environmental impact assessment is required for the reconstruction of the Old Railway Bridge over the Sava(read more)
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International tender for Belgrade-Niš high-speed railway launched
Serbian Railways Infrastructure has launched an international tender to select a contractor for the modernization of the Paraćin-Trupale-Međurovo section as part of the Belgrade-Niš railway modernization project.
Households and businesses owe more than RSD 4.7 trillion to Serbian banks
The total debt of households, companies, and entrepreneurs to banks in Serbia reached RSD 4,700.66 billion at the end of July, up 15.6 percent from the same period last year.
Alta to become Serbia’s eighth-largest bank after Addiko acquisition
Following the successful completion of Austrian Raiffeisen Bank International’s (RBI) tender offer to acquire Addiko Bank, clearing the way for Alta Group to acquire Addiko’s operations in Serbia, Bosnia and(read more)
More than 90 percent of consumers shop at retail chains
More than two-thirds of Serbia’s population, or 71.5 percent, shop at retail chains every day or at least once a week.
Most budget spending goes to Rafale jets, EXPO and Belgrade metro
Most spending from Serbia’s republican budget in the first half of the year was directed toward the Belgrade metro, projects related to EXPO 2027, and the procurement of Rafale multirole fighter aircraft, while(read more)
Croatian actor buys Serbian minister’s stake in joint company
Serbian Mining and Energy Minister Dubravka Đedović Handanović has sold her stake in Kulturistria.
Four vessels run aground as low Danube water levels disrupt navigation
Four vessels have run aground on the Danube due to low water levels in the area near Bezdan, Serbian Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Aleksandra Sofronijević said on Monday after visiting the Bezdan(read more)
Energy expert warns Serbia could face power outages this winter
Energy expert Miloš Zdravković said on Monday that Serbia was facing serious problems in its power system and electricity supply, warning that power outages were likely this winter.
IT services remain the main driver of Serbia’s exports, with U.S. as top market
Serbia has recorded a surplus in trade in services for years, primarily thanks to exports of information and communications technology (ICT) services, which have remained the country’s strongest export segment(read more)
