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The launch of serial production at Stellantis’ car factory in Kragujevac has made a significant contribution to the Serbian economy, under conditions of crisis in the European industry, Bloomberg Adria reports…(read more)

Factory testing of the technical functionality of TBM machines, popularly known as “moles,” which will be used for the construction of the first line of the Belgrade metro, began yesterday at the CRCHI manufacturer’s(read more)

The Hungarian oil and gas company MOL stated to Radio Free Europe that it is continuing negotiations on the purchase of the majority Russian stake in Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) in accordance with the framework(read more)

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović stated yesterday, after a meeting in Belgrade with a delegation of the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR), that she expects the terms of the(read more)

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated last night at a reception marking 25 years of German-Serbian economic cooperation and 10 years of the German-Serbian Chamber of Commerce that Germany is by far Serbia’s largest(read more)

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated yesterday that the section of the Morava Corridor from Preljina to Adran, approximately 30 kilometers long, will be completed by Vidovdan, June 28, and emphasized that it will(read more)

During the one month in which the reduced fuel excise duty has been in effect, a rough estimate indicates that the state treasury is most likely lighter by around RSD 4 billion (EUR 34 million), Demostat reports…(read more)

Professor at the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade, Velimir Lukić, assessed yesterday that bilateral and trilateral negotiations between Hungary’s MOL, Russia’s Gazprom Neft, and the Republic of Serbia regarding changes(read more)

Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Aleksandra Sofronijević stated yesterday that the 100,000th certificate has been issued under the “Svoj na svome” campaign, assessing that an exceptional result has(read more)

The video game industry in Serbia continued to grow last year, reaching EUR 222 million in revenue among its most successful companies, while games developed by domestic studios were downloaded more than 300 million(read more)