The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced yesterday that last year, for the first time since the introduction of digital banking instruments, the number of payments executed via mobile banking exceeded those carried(read more)
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Lien on HIP Azotara as U.S. company launches new court case
The lien on HIP Azotara Pančevo has been removed from the Pledge Rights Register maintained by the Serbian Business Registers Agency (APR), Forbes Srbija reported.
Macut expects Serbia’s GDP growth to reach three percent
Prime Minister of Serbia Đuro Macut said yesterday that Serbia’s gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow by three percent this year, while cumulative growth in the period from 2026 to 2028 is projected at(read more)
33rd Kopaonik Business Forum ended
The 33rd Kopaonik Business Forum was formally closed yesterday at the Grand Hotel on Kopaonik.
NBS to enter SEPA register on March 13
The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) has received a positive assessment from the European Payments Council in the application process for participation in the SEPA Credit Transfer (CT) payment scheme and the operational(read more)
Fuel demand rises as drivers fill up tanks
Demand for diesel and gasoline is rising at petrol stations across Serbia, with drivers filling their vehicle tanks and farmers purchasing fuel in cans and barrels as wholesale prices surge due to the war in the Middle(read more)
Serbian professional drivers announce border crossing blockades for April 14
Dušan Nikolić, a member of the management board of the business association International Transport of Serbia, said yesterday that a decision has been made to block freight border crossings toward the European Union on(read more)
High-Speed railway from Belgrade to Budapest to launch on March 27
Aleksandra Sofronijević, Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, said yesterday at the Kopaonik Business Forum that passenger traffic on the high-speed railway between Belgrade and Budapest is expected(read more)
Serbia borrows EUR 350 million to upgrade road infrastructure
The Government of Serbia has adopted two draft laws confirming financial agreements that will enable borrowing of EUR 350 million for the improvement of road infrastructure, eKapija reported.
Serbia has lost nearly one million residents, 30% of engineers over 35 years
Serbia has lost as many as 963,000 residents since 1991, including nearly 30 percent of engineers who have left the country, representing a major loss for GDP, Bodin Bulatović, representative of the International(read more)
