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Belgrade Waterfront project boosts real estate value and tax revenue in Serbia

Mohamed Alabbar, founder of Emaar and Eagle Hills and investor in the Belgrade Waterfront project, stated that the project increased Serbia’s real estate value...

Serbia: The Balkans’ economic powerhouse and regional growth engine

Serbia is emerging as the most dynamic economy in the Western Balkans, with a GDP growth forecast of 4.5 percent in 2025 and record...

Why Serbians work longer hours: Low productivity agriculture and labor conditions

In 2024, workers in Serbia averaged 41.3 hours per week, significantly higher than the EU average of 36 hours. Serbia ranks second in Europe...

Expo 2027: A landmark opportunity for Serbia’s development and global recognition

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Siniša Mali unveiled the architectural model of Expo 2027 Belgrade, calling it the greatest development opportunity...

Serbia’s ICT services export surpasses one billion euros in first quarter of 2025

Mihailo Jovanović, Director of the Office for IT and eGovernment, announced that Serbia’s information and communication technology (ICT) sector continues to experience strong growth,...

Fitch Ratings warns of challenges but expects Serbia to maintain BB+ credit rating

Experts from the U.S. credit rating agency Fitch Ratings hope Serbia will maintain its BB+ investment-grade rating, first awarded in October last year, but...
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Serbia: The Balkans’ economic powerhouse and regional growth engine

Serbia is emerging as the most dynamic economy in the Western Balkans, with a GDP growth forecast of 4.5 percent in 2025 and record...

Telekom Srbija firmly supports employees amid pressure in Kosovo and Metohija, pushes for 5G license

During his visit to North Mitrovica, Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lučić expressed strong support for the company’s employees amid increasing pressure from the administration...

Belgrade awards major public transport contract to Strela-Lasta consortium amidst ongoing privatization

The consortium of Strela Obrenovac, Strela Ub, Lastra and Lasta, whose contract with the City of Belgrade was recently terminated, has been re-awarded the...

President denies obstacles to luxury hotel project in Belgrade amid legal controversy

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić denied any obstacles to Jared Kushner’s company plans to build a luxury hotel and residences on the site of the...

Air Serbia activates both dry-leased Embraer E-195LRs, expands fleet with Bulgaria Air wet-lease

Both Embraer aircraft leased by Air Serbia under a dry lease, operated by the airline’s own crews, have been in service since May 14. The...

First mega lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery factory approved for construction in Subotica

The Provincial Secretariat for Urban Planning and Environmental Protection has approved the urban project for the construction of a production complex for lithium iron...
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First mega lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery factory approved for construction in Subotica

The Provincial Secretariat for Urban Planning and Environmental Protection has approved the urban project for the construction of a production complex for lithium iron...

Grande Panda demand surges, but production in Kragujevac struggles to keep pace

In mid-April, Stellantis began transferring workers from its Fiat and Maserati plants in Italy to the Kragujevac factory in Serbia to address production delays...

Serbia launches financial support for family businesses in the production and processing sectors

Family businesses in Serbia’s production and processing sectors can now benefit from credit and grant support programs aimed at boosting their growth. A total...

Serbia’s energy sector: Stability amid challenges and political uncertainty

During the entire winter, coal and electricity production remained stable, and coal stocks at depots and reserves in accumulations were at high levels, which...

Serbia’s industrial production sees growth in March 2025, up by 6.9%

In March 2025, Serbia's industrial production increased by 6.9 percent compared to the same month in 2024, according to the Republic Statistical Office (RZS)....
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