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Turkish Beko opens office in Belgrade

Turkish electronics producer Beko opened an office in Belgrade on Thursday which is planned to become its regional business center and hire over a...

Budget deficit at RSD 30 billion

The budget deficit approached RSD 30 billion today, Serbian Minister of Finance Dusan Vujovic said on Thursday, expressing hope that there will be room...

Gov’t launches initiative to privatize Telekom Srbija

The Serbian government has launched an initiative to privatize the joint stock telecommunications company Telekom Srbija, tasking the Ministry of Economy and the Privatization...

Project for development of Danube region proceeding well

As part of a EUR 19.5 million project aimed at social and economic development in the Danube region in Serbia, 18 new tourism products...

Sestovic: WB loan – support for Serbia’s reforms

The loan worth USD 2.2 billion granted to Serbia by the World Bank (WB) is primarily intended as a budget support, mostly in the...
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IMF mission to visit Serbia on August 20-30

Serbian Finance Minister Dusan Vujovic said Thursday that an International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission will visit Serbia on August 20-30. Vujovic told a press conference...

JetPrivilege enters into partnership with Air Serbia

JetPrivilege, the frequent flyer programme of Jet Airways has entered into a frequent flyer programme partnership with Air Serbia, the flag carrier of the...

Niš Airport eyes Air Serbia flights as foreign interest grows

Niš Constantine the Great Airport has appealed to national carrier Air Serbia to introduce services to the city, noting that it is in talks...

World Bank Group’s New Strategy Supports Serbia in Restoring Growth

The World Bank Group’s Board of Executive Directors today endorsed the Fiscal Year 2016-20 Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Serbia. The CPF proposes a World...

Foreign direct investment down 16% in 2014

A report from Unctad shows a worldwide decline due to a fraught global economic scenario. Developing countries saw stronger inflows than wealthy ones. Global foreign...
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