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Parking Service Belgrade shifts payments to Alta Bank amid public concerns over political links

The Consumer Association Efektiva informed the public that from August, Parking Service Belgrade will transfer monthly payments for parking spaces to an account at...

Slovenian-Serbian Business Forum strengthens cooperation for joint expansion into international markets

Over 100 business representatives, institutions, and associations from Serbia and Slovenia gathered in Ljubljana for the Slovenian-Serbian Business Forum, where participants confirmed a strong...

Serbia strengthens trade ties with China at Beijing Supply Chain Fair

On the first day of the Third China International Supply Chain Fair in Beijing, over 100 meetings were held between Serbian and Chinese companies,...

Hungarian state power company MVM to increase stake in Serbian energy firms Energotehnika Južna Bačka and Elektromontaža Kraljevo to 60%

The Hungarian state-owned electric power company, MVM Zrt., has signed an agreement to increase its ownership stake in the Serbian companies Energotehnika Južna Bačka...

Foreign investors revitalize Niš economy with new factories and over 1,000 jobs

Several foreign companies are investing in new manufacturing facilities and expanding production in the Niš region of Serbia, signaling a positive shift after recent...

Concerns raised over EPS electricity bill payments shift to Alta Bank amid potential costs and transparency issues

Professor of Public Finance at FEFA, Goran Radosavljević, warned that transferring electricity bill payments from the Serbian Treasury to Alta Bank, owned by businessman...

Serbian companies eye expansion into Chinese global supply chains at major trade fair

Serbian companies have a strong opportunity to enter global supply chains in China, said Marko Čadež, President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS),...

Serbia to raise electricity prices amid network losses, burdening consumers

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) revealed that electricity prices in Serbia will increase by 7% starting October, due to losses in the Elektrodistribucija Srbije...
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