Serbia has satisfactorily implemented three of the 24 recommendations issued by the Group of States against Corruption (GRECO), according to an evaluation report for the fifth round by the Council of Europe’s anti(read more)
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BIRODI seeks dismissal of Anti-Corruption Agency director
The Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI) said on Tuesday that Dejan Damnjanović, director of Serbia’s Agency for Prevention of Corruption, had simultaneously held two public offices and received income from both for(read more)
Srbijavoz buys six Siemens locomotives
Serbian passenger rail operator Srbijavoz will receive six Vectron electric locomotives manufactured by Siemens Mobility Austria next year.
State converts RSD 2.8 billion of Simpo debt into equity
Vranje-based company Simpo said the state had converted claims of nearly RSD 3 billion against the company into equity through a new share issue, further increasing its stake while reducing the book value per share.
Union seeks 15.9 percent pay rise for 150,000 public-sector employees
Public-sector employees will ask the Serbian government to increase their wages by 15.9 percent next year, Biznis.rs reported.
Businesses view Serbia’s business environment positively
Businesses view Serbia’s business environment positively, but 34 percent fear international tensions and rising energy prices, while labor availability and the efficiency of the judiciary are also concerns(read more)
Belgrade Waterfront expansion plans 558,000 square meters of space in New Belgrade
Serbia’s Spatial Planning and Urbanism Agency has opened for public review draft amendments to the Spatial Plan for the Special Purpose Area for the Belgrade Waterfront project, largely concerning the expansion of(read more)
Complex procedure hampers construction of EV charging stations
A draft Law on Alternative Fuels Infrastructure provides for expanding Serbia’s network of electric vehicle charging stations, but the process is currently being hampered by an administrative procedure that is(read more)
Commission suspends compulsory buyout of Energoprojekt shares
The takeover of Energoprojekt, which entered its final stage in early July after the majority owner increased its stake to more than 90 percent, has been temporarily halted, Bloomberg Adria reported.
Serbia house prices rise 5.25 percent year-on-year
Apartment prices in Serbia continued to rise at a moderate and stable pace in the second quarter of this year, with the overall annual growth rate at 5.25 percent, the Republic Geodetic Authority (RGZ) said on Friday(read more)
