The announced closure of 25 Delhaize stores by the end of the year is only partially the result of the government’s regulation on margin caps, Serbian Minister of Trade Jagoda Lazarević stated yesterday.
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Tabaković denies foreign investment outflow
Governor of the National Bank of Serbia Jorgovanka Tabaković stated yesterday that while it is true that gross inflow of foreign direct investment (FDI) has decreased by 35 percent, claims of a net outflow are unfounded.
Americans to design and build memorial to victims of NATO bombing
A memorial commemorating the victims of the 1999 NATO bombing is set to be designed and built by Americans, and will be located within the Trump Towers complex on the site of the former General Staff buildings in(read more)
Former ministers’ house arrest extended for another three months
Two Serbian former ministers, Tomislav Momirović and Goran Vesić, who, together with 11 other persons, have been accused of being responsible for USD115 million in losses in the construction of the high-speed railway(read more)
Funds for railway and sewer projects redirected to budget reserve
The Government of Serbia has reallocated RSD 20 billion originally earmarked for infrastructure projects under the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure to the Ministry of Finance for use in the state’s(read more)
Three operators awarded 5G licenses for a total of EUR 300.1 mn
Telekom Srbija, Yettel, and A1 have been awarded licenses for 5G following a public auction held from November 3 to 7, the Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (RATEL) announced on Friday.
NBS keeps key policy rate at 5.75 percent
The Executive Board of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) decided yesterday to keep the key policy rate unchanged at 5.75 percent.
European Parliament approves extension of trade preferences for Western Balkans
The European Parliament yesterday adopted a proposal to extend trade preferences for certain agricultural products from Western Balkan countries until 2030.
Australian company found 700-meter gold vein in Serbia
Strickland Metals, an Australian company exploring for gold and other valuable metals on Mount Rogozna near Novi Pazar since last year, has announced the discovery of a 702.5-meter-long continuous mineralized zone(read more)
One third of Serbia’s population smokes
More than 7,000 people in Serbia are diagnosed with lung cancer each year, and approximately 5,000 die from the disease.
