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Key industrial and manufacturing sectors in Serbia, near sourcing from and to EU markets

Serbia is home to several key industrial and manufacturing sectors that play a significant role in its economy. These sectors contribute to employment, exports,...

Exploring the Growing US Investments in Serbia

In recent years, Serbia has emerged as an attractive destination for foreign direct investment (FDI), with notable interest from the United States. This article...

Exploring the China-Serbia Free Trade Agreement: Benefits, Implications, and Future Prospects

The China-Serbia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is a bilateral trade agreement that has created significant opportunities for economic cooperation and enhanced trade relations between...

Strengthening Ties: Russian Companies in Serbia

The relationship between Russia and Serbia has a long-standing history, characterized by cultural, political, and economic ties. Over the years, Russian companies have made...

Exploring the Economic Relations Between Serbia and Germany

The economic relationship between Serbia and Germany holds significant importance for both countries. Germany is one of Serbia's most prominent trade partners, while Serbia...

Chinese Companies in Serbia: A Growing Partnership

Over the past decade, Chinese companies have been making significant investments in Serbia, establishing a strong presence in various sectors of the economy. This...
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Machinery industry in Serbia and EU near sourcing to Serbia

The machinery industry in Serbia has been steadily growing and attracting attention as a potential nearshoring destination for companies in the European Union (EU)....

Key trading partners and EU importers from Serbia

Serbia, located in the Balkan region of Europe, maintains trade relations with various countries within the European Union (EU). Some of the key EU...

Why Serbian Energy Company EPS Stopped Investments in New Facilities

Electric Power Industry of Serbia (EPS), the largest energy company in Serbia, has recently halted investments in new facilities, sending ripples across the energy...

Exploring the Growing US Investments in Serbia

In recent years, Serbia has emerged as an attractive destination for foreign direct investment (FDI), with notable interest from the United States. This article...

Exploring the China-Serbia Free Trade Agreement: Benefits, Implications, and Future Prospects

The China-Serbia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is a bilateral trade agreement that has created significant opportunities for economic cooperation and enhanced trade relations between...

Strengthening Ties: Russian Companies in Serbia

The relationship between Russia and Serbia has a long-standing history, characterized by cultural, political, and economic ties. Over the years, Russian companies have made...
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Steel Production and Outsourcing to Serbia: An Opportunity for Growth and Global Expansion

Steel production is a critical industry that forms the backbone of many economies worldwide. In recent years, Serbia has emerged as an attractive destination...

New Facility Firefly Studios Opens With Big Ambitions To Fill The Demand For More Soundstages In Serbia

Six years ago, producer Ivana Mikovic was sitting with her production designer friend when the two discussed the lack of studio space in Serbia’s...

Price of new Fiat model to be produced in Serbia revealed

A new generation of electric vehicles will be manufactured in Kragujevac, Serbia, confirmed the Stellantis Group. The workers at the Fiat plant have already completed...

The most important economic branches reduced production, exports and investments

In 2022, most of the most important economic branches in Serbia reduced both production and export, and this trend continued this year as well....

Industrial production in Serbia grew in July and August despite the decline in economic activity in the EU

Industrial production in Serbia in July and August this year grew rapidly, even in the processing sector, despite geopolitical tensions and the decline in...
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