Serbia keeps the bulk of its gold reserves at the National Bank of Serbia (NBS), with three tons held in Bern, Switzerland, for greater mobility and liquidity amid current geopolitical conditions, NBS Governor(read more)
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Serbian Army’s robot dogs draw attention to military technology ties with China
The appearance of armed four-legged robots at Serbia’s “Pobednik 2026” (Victor) military exercise has raised questions about how deeply Chinese technology is being integrated into the Serbian(read more)
Public sector wages rising faster than GDP
Public sector wages will increase by eight percent from December, while social welfare employees will receive an additional 12 percent increase in an effort to compensate for years of wage growth lagging behind in that(read more)
APR register records more than one million temporary restrictions
A total of 1,096,204 temporary restrictions on the rights of persons registered with the Serbian Business Registers Agency (APR) are currently recorded in its Central Register, the Biznis portal reported.
Belgrade finances under strain as another transfer from state budget arrives
Around RSD 1.14 billion, or approximately EUR 9.7 million, was transferred from Serbia’s state budget to the City of Belgrade between early July and mid-September to maintain current liquidity, Danas reported.
Serbia still has few medicinal herb producers
A total of 94 registered entrepreneurs and companies in Serbia are engaged in growing medicinal, culinary and aromatic herbs, but only 26 are active, while the rest report no business activity, Biznis.rs reported(read more)
Serbia seeks partner to build Morava Corridor branch toward Novi Pazar
Serbia’s caretaker government late last week adopted a regulation on the selection of a strategic partner and professional supervision for the Kraljevo-Novi Pazar branch of the Morava Corridor, with a Raška-Jarinje(read more)
Romania twice sought consultations on Zijin mines, Belgrade did not respond
Romanian Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu requested Serbia’s Ministry of Environmental Protection in November last year for cross-border consultations on Zijin’s mines near Majdanpek and Bor, but no response came(read more)
Energoprojekt profit falls 70 percent, core business posts loss
Energoprojekt Holding posted a net profit of RSD 432 million in the first six months of this year, down nearly 70 percent from the same period last year, when the construction group reported a profit of RSD 1.4 billion.
Interest in used cars remains strong
Used-car buyers are willing to spend more for a good vehicle but are reluctant to compromise on criteria they consider important, according to the latest survey by the Polovni automobili website.
