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Serbia’s economic outlook: Strong 2024 growth, but concerns loom for 2025

Serbia experienced strong economic growth in 2024, driven by classic sectors such as trade, transport, banking and newer services like IT and telecommunications, alongside...

Serbia’s ICT service exports reach 352 million euros in January, marking 15% increase

Serbia's export of information and communication technology (ICT) services in January this year reached 352 million euros, marking a 15% increase compared to January...

Chinese miners and wage disparities in Serbia’s mining sector

Chinese miners have increasingly been working in Serbia's mining pits, especially after Zijin Mining took over the Bor Mining and Smelting Basin (RTB) in...

Challenges in the Serbian job market: Employment for older women, declining sectors and skills gaps

Milan Bosnić, Director of the National Employment Service (NSZ), explains that the demand for sewing workers reflects broader trends in the economy, demographics and...

Impact of Russian migration on Serbia’s economy and society amid the Ukraine war

The war in Ukraine has significantly impacted Serbia, particularly through the arrival of around 110,000 Russian immigrants, up from approximately 10,000 before the war....

Increased euro demand in Belgrade amid political tensions and economic uncertainty

In the past ten days, Belgrade's exchange offices have reported a significant increase in the demand for euros, which may be linked to the...
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Increased euro demand in Belgrade amid political tensions and economic uncertainty

In the past ten days, Belgrade's exchange offices have reported a significant increase in the demand for euros, which may be linked to the...

Electric Citroen C3 to be produced alongside Fiat Grande Panda in Kragujevac

The Kragujevac car factory is set to produce another new model in addition to the "Grande Panda" – the electric "Citroen C3". According to...

Serbian companies to benefit from stronger cooperation with Chinese firms

The upcoming forum will see over 200 participants from Serbian and Chinese companies. The main aim is to accelerate and fully implement the Free...

Russian retailer Fix Price plans expansion into Serbian market by 2025

Russian retail chain Fix Price, known for its fixed-price model, is set to enter the Serbian market, with plans to open several stores by...

Serbia requests extension of special license for NIS amid pending U.S. sanctions

The Serbian oil industry has submitted a request to the U.S. Department of the Treasury to remove NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije) from the SDN...

BYD enters Serbian market with electric and hybrid vehicle lineup, offering advanced technology and competitive prices

Chinese electric car manufacturer BYD has entered the Serbian market, with TDV Automotive as the main importer and distributor. At an event in Sava...
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Electric Citroen C3 to be produced alongside Fiat Grande Panda in Kragujevac

The Kragujevac car factory is set to produce another new model in addition to the "Grande Panda" – the electric "Citroen C3". According to...

Vojvodina announces funding for organic production equipment in 2025

The Provincial Secretariat for Agriculture, Water Management, and Forestry has announced a competition for the allocation of funds to co-finance the costs of purchasing...

Serbia’s economic growth and key challenges in early 2025: Industrial production, inflation and foreign trade

In 2024, Serbia's economy was one of the fastest-growing in Europe, with industrial production increasing by 0.4% in January despite challenges in the Eurozone...

Serbia launches grant program to support honey production and distribution

The Minister of Economy, Adriana Mesarović, announced that the Ministry of Economy, at the initiative of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, has launched a competition...

Slow progress in organic agriculture in Serbia: Challenges and goals for a sustainable future

Climate change is undeniably threatening ecosystems around the world and organic production is increasingly being seen as a sustainable solution. However, in Serbia, this...
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