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Belgrade Expo 2027: Assessing the economic impact and long-term effects of specialized exhibitions

Specialized Expos, such as the one set to take place in Belgrade in 2027, are often hailed as global events with the potential to...

State land leasing in Serbia sees growth, with price variations across regions

In the past agricultural-economic year, the state collected more than 48.7 million euros from land leases, in dinar equivalent. The leasing of state-owned agricultural...

Serbia’s economic challenges: Trade deficit, diminishing FDI, and long-term sustainability concerns

As 2024 progresses, Serbia’s economic outlook presents a mixture of challenges and caution. Towards the end of last year, troubling data regarding Serbia's foreign...

Serbia showcases tourism potential at Vienna International Fair

At the International Tourism Fair in Vienna, Ferien Messe, held from January 16 to 19, 32 Serbian companies, institutions and representatives from the hotel...

Serbia sees continued growth in foreign exchange inflows from tourism

Serbia's tourism sector continues to show impressive growth, with foreign exchange inflows from tourism reaching 2.5 billion euros in the first eleven months of...

Serbia’s trade shift: Rising exports to China and Turkey amid declining demand in the EU

The German economy experienced a contraction of 0.2 percent in 2024, marking a year of recession. Although demand in key sectors has fallen, Germany...
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Belgrade Expo 2027: Assessing the economic impact and long-term effects of specialized exhibitions

Specialized Expos, such as the one set to take place in Belgrade in 2027, are often hailed as global events with the potential to...

Chinese ‘Minth Group’ announces major investment in Serbia’s automotive sector

The founder and president of the Chinese company "Minth Group", Chin Zhong Hua, has announced a new investment in Serbia, which, as he stated...

Ministry of Public Investments to launch tender for reconstruction and expansion of GAK Višegradska Clinic

This year, the Ministry of Public Investments plans to initiate a public procurement process for the reconstruction and expansion of the Clinic for Gynecology...

Serbia’s automotive industry faces uncertainty as Fiat Panda production delays persist

Despite the fanfare surrounding the electric Fiat Panda, production at the Kragujevac Stellantis factory has yet to begin. Initially scheduled for autumn 2024, the...

Stellantis unveils hybrid Fiat Grande Panda, shifting strategy amidst leadership changes

At the Brussels Motor Show, Stellantis revealed a hybrid version of the Fiat Grande Panda, signaling a shift in strategy as the company departs...

Serbia’s privatization plans for 2025: New wave of state-owned company sales expected

A new wave of privatization is anticipated in Serbia in 2025, with the Ministry of Economy planning to announce public invitations for the sale...
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Stellantis unveils hybrid Fiat Grande Panda, shifting strategy amidst leadership changes

At the Brussels Motor Show, Stellantis revealed a hybrid version of the Fiat Grande Panda, signaling a shift in strategy as the company departs...

Geely to visit Serbia in March for investment talks on electric vehicle production

Serbia's Minister of Economy, Adriana Mesarović, announced that representatives from the leading Chinese car manufacturer, Geely, will visit Serbia in March this year to...

Serbia to continue subsidizing electric vehicle purchases, including Fiat Panda

The Government of Serbia, at the proposal of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, will again implement a decree this year to subsidize the purchase...

Serbia faces challenges in wheat seed production amid growing demand for domestic grain and milling products

In 2024, approximately 580,000 hectares in Serbia were planted with wheat, but only half of these were sown using certified seeds, according to data...

Serbia’s economy shows robust growth in 2024, driven by industrial production and strategic exports

Serbia emerged as one of the fastest-growing economies in Europe in 2024, according to the latest issue of the Macroeconomic Analysis and Trends (MAT)...
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