In the next period, work will be done on approving the request for another 3,449 loans.
Within the guarantee scheme for loans, by which the state of Serbia provides liquidity assistance and working capital to entrepreneurs, micro, small and medium enterprises due to the coronavirus pandemic, the state has allocated two billion euros.
By June 15, 2020, the banks received a request for about one billion euros in loans, of which 6,332 loans have been approved so far, with a total value of 526 million euros, including contracted loans, of which there are 4,996, worth 365 million euros.
In the next period, work will be done on approving the request for another 3,449 loans with a total value of 453 million euros.
This number of reports shows that the state has hit the crux of the problem, on the other hand, such a measure is a guarantee of the stability of our economy and a way to further strengthen the economy and provide jobs, Alo reports.
