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Duško Marković, Montenegrin Prime Minister

Our NATO Accession Is Not Anti-Russian

Interview 31 May 2018

Membership of the EU and NATO is not directed against Russia or anyone else, but corresponds to the...

Miro Cerar, Slovenian Prime Minister

Our Relations Can Only Improve

Interview 28 February 2018

Slovenia and Serbia are friendly countries that have a lot in common and are known to have varied...

Tatjana Matić, Ministry Of Trade, Tourism And Telecommunications

Broadband Internet Promotes GDP Growth And Employment

Digitalisation 31 January 2018

Increasing use of broadband internet, which allows high-speed data transfer rates, by just 10 per cent impacts on...

Serbia Advances 12 Places In Global Competitiveness Index

News 29 September 2017

Serbia’s index value is 4.14, which is the best result since 2010

Sebastian Sosa, IMF Resident Representative For Serbia

Hard Won Results Should Be Carefully Defended

FIC 31 August 2017

It is crucial that the structural reform agenda is fully and expeditiously carried out, to transform Serbia into...

Sebastian Sosa, IMF Resident Representative In Belgrade

Government Must Maintain Good Work

Interview 31 May 2017

Most of the previous economic programmes in Serbia succeeded in achieving short-term macroeconomic stabilisation, but failed to resolve...

Milo Djukanović, Prime Minister Of Montenegro

We Are Committed To Our Future

Interview 21 December 2016

The strong progress made by Montenegro since the restoration of independence in building democratic institutions and the modern...

Pavle Petrović, President Of The Serbian Fiscal Council

Serbian Economy In 2016 And Beyond

Opinion 21 December 2016

In 2016 Serbia successfully completed its second year of fiscal consolidation, achieving a budget deficit of around two...

Udo Eichlinger, CEO of Siemens Serbia

Focus On Competitive Advantages

Business 2 October 2016

There are many reasons why we have a factory in Subotica, one is because Subotica has always been...

Prosperity Does Not Come Immediately

Opinion 1 September 2016

Will things be better for us and when? Not any time soon

Professor Dejan Šoškić, PhD, Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade

Reforms Have Begun – Toughest Yet to Come

Opinion 27 February 2016

Serbia made its last standby arrangement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in early 2015. With this programme our country committed to making significant progress in three important areas: (1) restoring the sustainability of public finances; (2) increasing the stability and resilience of the financial sector; and (3) implementing comprehensive structural reforms aimed at increasing employment and again achieving sustainable high economic growth.