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On March 20th, the Serbian Chamber of Commerce hosted a significant Business Forum and a series of bilateral meetings...
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In a strategic show of confidence in London's commercial heart, Norway’s sovereign wealth fund secures a quarter stake in...
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The EU's long-awaited ETIAS system, set to impose new travel rules for Schengen zone entry, faces yet another delay....
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France Dominates Europe’s Startup Ecosystem in 2024

France's strategic policies and inclusive ecosystem continue to set the gold standard for European startups, securing its top spot...
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The Embassy of Brazil celebrated 200 years of Brazilian independence with a concert of chamber and jazz music.

Ambassador of Brazil to Serbia H.E. José Mauro da Fonseca Costa Couto delivered a speech addressing guests in attendance at the event held at the Yugoslav Cinematheque.


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