President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić announced yesterday in an interview with RTS that the Stellantis automotive plant in Kragujevac, in which the Serbian state holds a minority stake, is seeking 1,000 new workers.
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Remittance inflows down eight percent in Q1
According to data from the National Bank of Serbia (NBS), remittance inflows in the first quarter of this year totaled EUR 809 million, representing an 8% year-over-year decline, as reported by Nova Ekonomija.
Lack of skilled labor primary concern for managers in Serbia
As many as 52% of business leaders globally expect an unstable international business environment, while 31% foresee periods of turbulence, according to the conclusions of the regional conference Risks of the New Age(read more)
Tabaković: Inflation expected to be around 3% by year-end
Governor of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS), Jorgovanka Tabaković, stated yesterday that inflation in Serbia is expected to reach around the central NBS target of 3% by the end of the year.
First passengers enter Serbia using eVisa system
Serbia has officially welcomed its first travelers entering the country with an electronic visa (eVisa), marking a significant advancement in its visa policy.
Slovenian anti-corruption commission approves Ljubljana mayor’s role as EXPO 2027 advisor
The Slovenian Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) has granted permission to the Mayor of Ljubljana, Zoran Janković, to serve as a special advisor for the EXPO 2027 project to be held in Belgrade, N1(read more)
Serbia to meet preconditions for integration with EU energy market this summer
Serbia is expected to meet the preconditions for integration with the European Union’s energy market by the summer of 2025, according to a statement from the Ministry of Mining and Energy.
Italian retailer Eurospin selects initial locations in Serbia
Italian discount retailer Eurospin is moving forward with its expansion into the Serbian market, according to Retail Serbia.
Severe frost devastates Serbia’s cherry crop, yields fall below 1 kg per tree
Cherry production in Serbia has suffered a catastrophic blow this year, with frost destroying nearly 90% of the expected yield, Dnevnik reports.
Rio Tinto reassessing costs of Jadar lithium project
Rio Tinto is reassessing the costs associated with its lithium mining project in Serbia, which the European Commission has designated as one of 13 strategic critical raw materials projects outside the European Union(read more)
