Prime Minister Đuro Macut, along with Agriculture Minister Dragan Glamočić and Trade Minister Jagoda Lazarević from the caretaker government, held talks on Thursday with representatives of several farmers’ associations(read more)
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Ryanair disputes claim Serbian passenger was pulled through aircraft window
Ryanair will dispute the claim that the head and right arm of Serbian citizen Ljubiša Karović were pulled through the window of an aircraft that was damaged on July 10 during a flight between Thessaloniki and Memmingen.
Carriers to block EU border crossings from Monday
Neđo Mandić, president of Serbia’s Association for International Transport, said on Wednesday that the decision by carriers to again block border crossings with the European Union from Monday was the only way to secure(read more)
Final obstacle to Serbia-Hungary oil pipeline construction removed
Transnafta has selected a consortium to provide professional supervision of the construction of the Serbia-Hungary oil pipeline on the section from Horgoš to the terminal in Novi Sad, completing a tender launched late(read more)
Belgrade Stock Exchange CEO expects first IPO next year
Belgrade Stock Exchange CEO Lazo Ostojić said on Wednesday that several private companies in Serbia were currently considering offering part of their ownership to investors on the domestic capital market.
More than 100 vehicles, 30 test drives at EV Days
The two-day EV Days trade fair and conference dedicated to electric mobility, sustainable technologies and solutions shaping the future of transportation and energy begins on Thursday at the Novi Sad Fair, according to(read more)
Serbia’s public debt rises by EUR 550 million in one month
Serbia’s public debt increased by RSD 63.6 billion (about EUR 550 million) in July to RSD 4.91 trillion (EUR 41.8 billion), raising its share of gross domestic product (GDP) to 43.9 percent, the Biznis portal(read more)
Uzbekistan seeks first European FTA with Serbia
Trade Minister Jagoda Lazarević told RTS on Tuesday that Serbia was the first European country with which Uzbekistan wanted a free trade agreement, with the process launched by the signing of a joint declaration during(read more)
China’s Minth plans 2 million square meters of development in Surčin
Minth Group’s head of industrial park development in Serbia, Ju Bo, said in Xiamen on Tuesday that the company was developing three sites combining residential, commercial and industrial projects.
Serbian high school students score well below OECD average
The latest PISA assessment, conducted last year, showed poor results for students in Serbia.
