The World Bank’s more cautious view of Serbia’s growth outlook reflects a broader reality now shaping the country’s economy: the easy phase of post-crisis...
Serbia’s economic trajectory is entering a more constrained phase in 2026, with growth moderating and inflation pressures reappearing, according to the latest assessment by...
The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced that a Serbian delegation, led by NBS Governor Jorgovanka Tabaković and Finance Minister Siniša Mali, will take...
Finance Minister Siniša Mali announced that Serbia is a candidate to host the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) Annual Meeting in 2029....
Support for reforms and project implementation aimed at strengthening Serbia’s economy remains the foundation of the strategic partnership between the Ministry of Agriculture and...
Serbia’s economy achieved a year-on-year growth of 3.9% in 2024, exceeding the previously projected 3.5%, primarily due to unexpectedly strong performance in the construction,...
Serbia's economy achieved a 3.9 percent annual growth in 2024, surpassing the previously projected 3.5 percent, driven by strong performance in the construction, industry...
Siniša Mali, the First Vice President of the Serbian Government and Minister of Finance, met with investors in Washington, during the spring session of...
Siniša Mali, First Vice-President of the Government of Serbia and Minister of Finance, met last night in Washington with World Bank Group President Ajay...
