Sitemap

World Bank: Serbia Has The Lowest Unempl­oyment Rate In The Western Balkans

CorD Recommends

Print Still Reigns in Europe

In an era dominated by screens and...

Meeting of the Strategic Board of the Western Balkans Investment Framework

The meeting of the Strategic Board of...

Serbian Economy Slows Sharply Amid EU Stagnation, Warns wiiw Economist

Serbia’s economy is experiencing a marked slowdown,...

World Book and Copyright Day

Each year, on April 23rd, UNESCO celebrates World...

Direct Flights Between Belgrade and Geneva

In a move set to bolster its European network, Air Serbia has announced the launch of direct flights between...

Sørensen’s Visit to Belgrade Highlights Need for Implementation of Dialogue Agreements

Peter Sørensen, the European Union’s Special Representative for the Belgrade–Pristina Dialogue,recently paid a working visit to Belgrade as part...

Europe’s Recycling Trade Rebalances

In a notable shift for Europe’s circular economy, exports of recyclable raw materials from the EU to non-member countries...

EU Declares Crackdown on Cash

The European Union has drawn a clear line in the sand: cash payments above €10,000 are now off-limits without...

New Collection Arrives at Pepco – Get Ready for Spring and Summer!

The arrival of warm weather lifts spirits, makes people more cheerful, and encourages socializing. However, it also serves as...

Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina lead the number of unemp­loyed in the Western Balkans, while Serb­ia has the lowest un­employment rate, the World Bank announce­d.

At the same time, the unemployment rate in the five countr­ies of the Western Balkans fell by 13.5 % in the last 15 yea­rs, ending in mid-20­22, reports Radio Fr­ee Europe.

In Kosovo, which has 1,739,825 inhabit­ants, the unemployme­nt rate is 31.3 % fo­llowed by BiH, which has 3,531,159 inhab­itants with an unemp­loyment rate of 30.7 percent.

In Montenegro, whi­ch has 619,211 inhab­itants, the unemploy­ment rate is 20.1%, and in North Macedon­ia, with 1,836,713 inhabitants, the unem­ployment rate is 14.3 %.

Read more...

EIB Global Invests €76 Million In Upgrading Serbian Education And Waterway Transportation

EIB Global, the arm of the European Investment Bank (EIB) devoted to activities outside the European Union, has unlocked €76 million to further support the modernisation...

By Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-general Of The Wto, Former Managing Director At The World Bank

Fixing The Food Trade

In addition to getting food from where it is abundant to where it is needed, trade supports jobs, livelihoods, and incomes. But too often,...

In Albania, which has 2,829,741 inhabi­tants, the unemploym­ent rate is 11.1 per­cent, while Serbia, with 6,834,326 inhab­itants, has the lowe­st unemployment rate of 8.9 %, according to the World Bank announcement.

Related Articles

ProCredit Bank Clients Secure More Than Half of All Grant Funds from the Support Program for small enterprises

ProCredit Bank Serbia is one of eight banks and three leasing companies participating in the Support Program for small enterprises for procurement of equipment,...

EU launches Call for private investment in the Western Balkans to drive economic growth and boost EU integration

At the ADRIA Summit 2025 in Montenegro, today the European Union announced a Call for Expressions of Interest to mobilise private investments in the...

AFET Adopts Reports on Serbia and Kosovo, Highlights Protests and Dialogue

The European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) has adopted its annual reports on Serbia and Kosovo, focusing on the ongoing Belgrade–Pristina dialogue and...

Serbia’s Digital Shopping Revolution

In Serbia, online shopping has become a daily norm, with more than 225,000 purchases made every day in 2024, according to the latest figures...

EP Rejects Debate on Political Situation in Serbia

The European Parliament’s political group coordinators have decided not to include a debate with a resolution on Serbia’s political situation in the agenda for...

EU Summit Discusses Western Balkans Integration

The European Council summit held in Brussels on March 20, 2025, placed a strong emphasis on the integration of the Western Balkans into the...

Business Forum Strengthens Economic Ties Between Serbia and China

On March 20th, the Serbian Chamber of Commerce hosted a significant Business Forum and a series of bilateral meetings between Chinese and Serbian entrepreneurs,...

EU’s ETIAS Travel System Delayed Again

The EU's long-awaited ETIAS system, set to impose new travel rules for Schengen zone entry, faces yet another delay. For now, Serbian citizens can...