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Foreign Diplomatic Missions in Serbia

Economy in focus: Serbia

Serbia may be more open to Chinese investment than most countries in Europe, but the role of Beijing in the countrys economy has been overplayed.

Serbia moves up on Index of Economic Freedom mostly thanks to low, stable, predictable inflation

Serbia has moved up on the world Index of Economic Freedom, which Canada's Fraser Institute published in its 2020 Report, based on the data for 2018, and it currently ranks as the 74th of 162 countries.

Serbia bets on cooperation with Angola

The ambassador of Serbia to Angola, expressed his country's desire to increase cooperation with the Angolan state, focusing on strengthening partnerships in the agricultural sector.

EU Enlargement Report Vital for Western Balkans, Croatia Says

The European Commissions upcoming report on enlargement, which seeks to update the process of accepting new members and mollify objections from France, is vital for the future of the Western Balkans, Croatias prime minister said.

Four Balkan states flesh out deal for free movement of labour - CNA

Western Balkan leaders met on Saturday (Dec 21) to advance EU-supported plans for free movement of people and goods in their region to boost trade and investment.

Serbia aims to double growth with economic plan funded by bonds

Serbia plans to tap international bond markets to pay for projects designed to double its economic growth rate under a new economic plan as the country exits years of austerity, according to Finance Minister Sinisa Mali.

World Bank approves $48 million loan for innovative companies in Serbia

The World Bank has approved an extension of a $ 48 million (43 million euro) loan to Serbia, to be used to support economic development based on knowledge and innovation.

US Balkan Policy Hard to Fathom in EUs Absence

Like Jared Kushners long-awaited Middle East peace plan, or the promise to build hotels in North Korea if the country denuclearizes, the Trump administration wants to solve longstanding problems in the Balkans by bolstering business.

Tax reform to affect Serbian IT industry

The Serbian government has sent to the National Assembly a bill on the amendments to the personal income tax and social contributions laws.

Serbia completes motorway linking country with Bulgaria

The motorway is part of Corridor X, a strategic pan-European transport infrastructure passing through Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, North Macedonia and Greece