The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called for increased transparency in the investments for Expo 2027 following the third review of the current arrangement with Serbia.
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Cheaper Gas for Serbian Industry Starting May 1
The gas price for the industry in Serbia will decrease starting May 1 due to a change in the methodology for calculating the cost of this energy source, announced Finance Minister Siniša Mali yesterday.
Report adopted recommending Kosovo’s admission into CoE
The committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) for political issues, adopted the report of rapporteur Dora Bakoyannis, in Paris yesterday, that recommends the admission of so-called Kosovo(read more)
Serbian representative protests Kosovo’s announced membership in NATO assembly
The chief of the Serbian parliament’s permanent delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of NATO, Vladimir Đukanović, sent a protest letter yesterday to the president of that body, over announcements that the(read more)
Russia requests again U.N. Security Council session on NATO bombing
Russia’s First Deputy to the Permanent Representative to the United Nations Dmitry Polyansky said that Moscow had requested a meeting of the U.N.
Vučević: New government to be a government of political continuity
The president of the Serbian Progressive Party, Miloš Vucević, said yesterday that Serbia’s next government would be a government of continuity and that the “backbone, or rather the cornerstone” of its(read more)
CEFTA remains Serbia’s most important trade partner after EU
The Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) continues to be the most significant trade partner for its members, including Serbia, immediately following the European Union (EU).
At least 1.3 million tons of wheat surplus this year
Serbia is currently in possession of 2.42 million tons of wheat and is expected to have a record surplus of 1.3 to 1.8 million tons by June 30, at the end of this year’s season, after the contracted quantities are(read more)
Construction begins on Arilje dam
Construction has officially begun on the Arilje dam – Svračkovo profile, on the Rzav River, which will stand 68 meters tall and create a lake with a capacity of 28 million cubic meters of water.
ERSTE and EBRD to finance construction of Pupin wind farm with EUR 91.4 million
In cooperation with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Erste Group and Erste Bank Novi Sad have approved a financial package worth EUR 91.4 million to construct the Pupin wind farm, which(read more)
Half of Serbian households saved electricity in February
The power company Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) announced yesterday that, on average, every second household in Serbia saved electricity in February.
Awards for best brands and domestic products
Yesterday, awards for the best brands in Serbia, domestic products, and the most responsible companies and organizations were presented, including Consumer Favorite, My Choice, and Benefactor awards.