The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has been the largest investor in Serbia since 2001, with a total of EUR 3.3 billion invested, according to what was said at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS) on Wednesday.
The EBRD invested EUR 526 million in Serbia in 2011 alone, through 28 projects, and its activities this year will focus on the development of transport, energy and municipal infrastructure.
“The bank will raise its support to the government by taking an active part in drafting laws regarding fiscal decentralization and public finance regulation, which will create a good investment environment that will attract private sector investments,” expert of the EBRD public procurement department Veljko Sikirica said at a seminar on EBRD rules for public procurement.
Source AnsaMed
