The Serbian government plans to submit a request to the European Commission for Serbia to be exempted from the planned 50 percent tariff increase on steel imports to the European Union, Bloomberg Adria reported, citing(read more)
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State Department: Corruption and inefficient judiciary main problems for investors in Serbia
The investment climate in Serbia has slightly improved in recent years, but issues of bureaucracy, corruption, inefficient state-owned enterprises, a large informal sector, and an ineffective judiciary persist, the U(read more)
Telekom Srbija to receive U.S. loan for 5G network in November
Vladimir Lučić, Chief Executive Officer of Telekom Srbija, announced that by the end of November, he expects to sign an agreement with the U.S…. This content is for Osnovni members only.Register Already a member(read more)
SMATSA strike ends after six weeks
Employees of Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services (SMATSA) have ended their longest strike to date, six weeks after it began on August 20, leading to the full normalization of operations at the institution…(read more)
Opening of Novi Sad–Subotica high-speed rail unexpectedly scheduled for today
The third section of the Belgrade–Subotica high-speed rail line, from Novi Sad to Subotica, has been intensively tested over the past two weeks, and its official opening is expected today, RTS reported this(read more)
Telekom Srbija refinances “corona” bonds at nearly double the interest rate
Telekom Srbija refinanced its debt of RSD 23.5 billion (around EUR 200 million) on September 25 by issuing a new series of corporate bonds…. This content is for Osnovni members only.Register Already a member? Log(read more)
Commercial banks rank third among Serbia’s creditors
Serbia’s public debt has risen from EUR 26.9 billion in 2020 to EUR 38.5 billion currently, with commercial banks now emerging as the country’s third-largest creditors with EUR 4.3 billion in loans, Forbes Serbia(read more)
Controversy ahead of 68th Belgrade Book Fair
Zoran Hamović, president of the Association of Professional Publishers and director of publishing house Clio, announced that he and many of his colleagues will not participate in this year’s Belgrade Book Fair…(read more)
Public debate begins on key laws for Serbia’s green transition
The Ministry of Finance has launched a public debate on two key legislative proposals essential to Serbia’s green transition: the Law on Greenhouse Gas Emissions Tax and the Law on Carbon-Intensive Product Import(read more)
Module for tracking tobacco products goes into operation
The Track & Trace module of the eExcise system for monitoring tobacco products became operational yesterday….
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