In the first nine months, Serbia had 1.9 billion euros in foreign direct investments, said Finance Minister Sinisa Mali, adding that capital investments contribute to the growth of our GDP, as well as the determination of investors to invest in our country, the Ministry of Finance announced.
He said that more money will be allocated in the budget for 2021, primarily for capital investments.
– We will invest in sewerage, water supply, wastewater factories, in rehabilitation and construction of railways, roads. Such public investments not only affect GDP growth, but also employ construction companies and all those in that chain. At the same time, they motivate private investments – said Mali as a guest on TV Pink.
Speaking about the American Development Agency (DFC), he stated that it is expected that soon citizens and commercial banks will have concrete proposals, ie offers very favorable loans for a longer repayment period, primarily for micro, small and medium enterprises, in order to continue to invest in business development, eKapija reports.
