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Stylianos Tsoktouridis, Managing Director at Alumil YU INDUSTRY a.d.

Local Production is Important for the Company’s Successful Business

The Alumil company provides the market with 65 different aluminium architectural systems that cater to the needs of modern construction. It annually exports 70%...

Chartwell International School

Stepping Stone to Future Success

Chartwell International School prides itself on being one of the longest-standing private schools in Serbia, continuously striving towards distinction and excellence for more than...

Dr Jovan Nikčević, Managing partner, lawyer, Nikčević Kapor Law Office

Legal Services Have Evolved

The Nikčević & Kapor Law Office was founded in 2019 and is today focused on the sectors of construction, energy and real estate, while...

Patrick Geeraert, Director, Kenzai Group

Successful Shift From Retail to B2B

Since its early beginnings in 2005, Kenzai Group has been known for continuously bringing the latest product innovations to this market, thanks to its...

Vladimir Mitić, CEO, Visa-Prom Ltd.

Respecting Nature, Nurturing Quality

Visa-Prom Ltd. is an enterprise that has spent more than 30 years operating successfully on the local and international markets. Thanks to its expert...

Deyana Kostadinova Is The New UNICEF Representative In Serbia

Ms. Deyana Kostadinova is the new UNICEF Serbia Representative.

Prior to this assignment, she was the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Bulgaria to the United Nations Office at Geneva and has participated as a member in the work of the Human Rights Council.

Ms. Kostadinova has also worked as the Head of the Cabinet of the President of the Republic of Bulgaria, when she oversaw the organizing of the political activities of the President, as well as international negotiations.

As an advisor to the Republic of Bulgaria’s Deputy Prime Minister, she provided political analysis and proposals for political decisions concerning social, cultural, and legal issues.

During her time as Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Policy, she was in charge of formulating and implementing labour market policies and the implementation of the “Human Resources Development” operational programme.

Ms. Kostadinova held the position of Director-General of the “Monitoring on Child Rights” Directorate. During her term as the Director-General, she provided overall monitoring of the Child Protection Departments, specialized institutions, schools, hospitals, and NGOs.

After graduating from the Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski” with a Master of Laws, Ms. Kostadinova began her career as a lawyer at her private practice, specializing in human right. She primarily worked in the area of child rights.

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Serbia and France Sign Series of Agreements to Bolster Bilateral Ties

Serbia and France have inked four pivotal documents set to bolster bilateral ties, according to an announcement from the...

Serbia Joins EU’s Single Market Programme

Serbia has formally joined the European Union's Single Market Programme, following the signing of an agreement with the EU,...

Soaring Olive Oil Prices Amid Production Decline

Olive oil prices have soared to unprecedented levels as severe droughts in producing countries have dwindled stocks. According to...

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In 2022, the average working week for individuals aged 20 to 64 within the European Union stood at 37.5...

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Serbia and France Sign Series of Agreements to Bolster Bilateral Ties

Serbia and France have inked four pivotal documents set to bolster bilateral ties, according to an announcement from the...

Serbia Joins EU’s Single Market Programme

Serbia has formally joined the European Union's Single Market Programme, following the signing of an agreement with the EU,...

Soaring Olive Oil Prices Amid Production Decline

Olive oil prices have soared to unprecedented levels as severe droughts in producing countries have dwindled stocks. According to...

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In 2022, the average working week for individuals aged 20 to 64 within the European Union stood at 37.5...

Belarus to Integrate its Energy System with Russia by Early 2024

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