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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...

Ana Hrustanović Appointed as Serbia’s Ambassador to France

Ana Hrustanović has been formally designated as Serbia’s Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador to France, as announced in the country’s Official Gazette.

Hailing from a distinguished academic background, Ms. Hrustanović studied Italian language and literature at the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade. She further refined her specialisation in Italian language and culture at the University for Foreigners in Perugia.

Advancing her credentials, she earned a Master’s Degree, Level II, in European Studies and International Relations from La Sapienza University in Rome.

Embarking on her career in 2000, she worked as a journalist for YU INFO television. Four years later, she transitioned to a role in public relations within the Ministry of Defence for Serbia and Montenegro. In 2007, Ms. Hrustanović ascended to an advisory position for the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia, which preceded her role as the First Counsellor at the Serbian Embassy in Rome.

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Germany and France Lead EU’s Ice Cream Production

In 2022, the European Union churned out a staggering 3.2 billion liters of ice cream, marking a 5% growth from the previous year, as...

Mali Drops French As Its Official Language

With its new constitution, Mali has dropped French, which has been the West African country's official language since 1960. Under the new constitution passed overwhelmingly...

In 2008, she was elevated to the position of Minister Counsellor for Political Affairs, again within the Serbian Embassy in Rome.

From 2011 to 2016, she distinguished herself as Serbia’s Ambassador to Italy. During this tenure, she also held non-residential ambassadorial responsibilities for San Marino and Malta, along with serving as Serbia’s permanent representative to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).

According to her biography published by Serbia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ms. Hrustanović is multilingual, fluent in English, French, and Italian.

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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 Serbian government. The signed agreements include...

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, the government announced. The signing ceremony...

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 a recent report from the...

Greeks Work the Longest Weeks in the EU, Dutch the Shortest

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

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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...

Greeks Work the Longest Weeks in the EU, Dutch the Shortest

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

Belarus is set to finalise documentation that will commence the integration of its energy infrastructure with Russia's, paving the...

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...

Greeks Work the Longest Weeks in the EU, Dutch the Shortest

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

Belarus is set to finalise documentation that will commence the integration of its energy infrastructure with Russia's, paving the...
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