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The Development Fund of Serbia approved 51 liquidity loans

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The total approved amount is more than 3.2 million euros, and a total of 51 loans are intended for liquidity and investments, it was announced from that republic institution.
By the decision of the Development Fund, 34 liquidity loans in the amount of 1.8 million euros were approved.
They are intended for financial support to legal entities and entrepreneurs in business conditions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
10 liquidity loans Covid-19 were approved for businessmen engaged in tourism, catering and passenger transport in the amount of 400,000 euros.
It was also decided to award four investment loans within the Program for Encouraging Entrepreneurship Development through Development Projects in 2020.
Their amount is 1 million euros of loans and 137,500 euros of non-refundable funds.
There were also three startup loans for beginners in business in 2020, which consist of 57,500 euros and 24,166 euros grants.
As it was announced, eight requests for liquidity, three for incentives and nine requests for Start up were rejected, Nova Ekonomija reports.

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