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Emil Sovilj CEO, Energotehna d.o.o.

Building the Energy of the Future

“I believe that by consolidating the capital of domestic, smaller yet reputable companies, we could once again establish a strong reputation as reliable builders,...

Stanislava Petković, General Director of Vista Rica

A Pioneer in Opening New Investment Opportunities for the Economy

The investment market in Serbia is undergoing a transformation, with alternative investment funds attracting increasing attention from domestic investors In this interview for CorD, Stanislava...

Miloš Jauković, CEO, Dr. Max Serbia

Making Healthcare Accessible to All

Dr. Max Group and Dr. Max Serbia are leaders in providing comprehensive and timely services to patients, with highly ambitious plans for the company’s...

Milorad Stojanović and Darko Šehović, Data Cloud Technology (DCT)

Comprehensive Solutions for Digital Transformation

In today’s dynamic digital landscape, companies face increasing challenges related to IT infrastructure, data security, and business continuity. Data Cloud Technology (DCT) has positioned...

Goran Medić, Director, INOVA-Geoinformatika

INNOVAtion is a Key Part of Our Identity

The advanced and innovative solutions of INOVA, best known for its TeleCAD-GIS and INOVA GIS platform, are applied not only in telecommunications but also...

H.E. Annika Ben David, Swedish Ambassador To Serbia

Freedom And Inclusion Strength Societies

Culture empowers the dynamic interplay of diversity, human rights and both social and economic cohesion, driven by the creative and cultural industries as drivers of growth

Culture is inclusive. Culture is a kind of capital that helps us shed light on both the path we take in Sweden and the image we convey around the world.

Cultural promotion is a central and strategic tool in our foreign policy. It is anchored in Swedish values that are, in turn, entrenched in international law: human rights and the principles of democracy, inclusion, transparency and diversity. Our basic premise is that societies grow stronger when there is freedom and inclusion.

Culture strengthens the interplay between cultural diversity, human rights and social and economic cohesion, on the basis of the creative and cultural industries as drivers of growth.

At a time when war is once again raging on the ruropean continent, leaving devastating destruction and destroyed lives and settlements in its wake, cultural relations must more than ever be deployed as a tool for dialogue, peace and safeguarding the future

Sweden is a country that ranks very highly on indexes for human development, quality of life, health, education, human rights, competitiveness, equality and economic prosperity. We have experiences and best practices that we are ready to share.

At a time when war is once again raging on the European continent, leaving devastating destruction and destroyed lives and settlements in its wake, cultural relations must more than ever be deployed as a tool for dialogue, peace and safeguarding the future. Sweden supports investigative media and civil society here in Serbia, both of which provide the oxygen that democracy requires.

Comment By Zoran Panović

Students & Vučić

The largest mass gathering in the history of Belgrade demystified the myth of the so-called critical mass, because it doesn’t have to mean anything...

H.E. İlhan Saygili, Ambassador of Türkiye to Serbia

The Rules Change With the Circumstances

One of the strongest aspects of our relationship with Serbia is trade, and the rules are even shifting in this area. In this context,...

Aleksandar Vlahović, President of the Serbian Association of Economists

A Lack of Quality Institutions Reaches Boiling Point

The resignation of Prime Minister Vučević represents a precedent in Serbia’s political life, marking the consequences of a deep political crisis, the resolution of...

Goran Radosavljević, Ph.D. Vice-Dean for Research and Director of the FEFA Institute

Bad and Good News

Although the political crisis threatens the economy over the short term, meeting protestors’ demands for stronger institutions and the fight against corruption could stimulate...

Serbia’s Living Pavilion Blooms in Osaka

At the official opening of Serbia’s pavilion at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Commissioner Žarko Malinović stated that Serbia was proud...

Automation, Migration and Labour Shortages – A European Perspective

As Europe grapples with persistent labour shortages across key sectors, new research underscores how both automation and migration have...

Croatia and Serbia’s RETFOR Project

In a bold step towards tackling climate change through cross-border cooperation, the RETFOR project was launched as part of...

China Responds to New US Tariffs with 25% Levy on American Goods

Beijing has announced a 25% tariff on certain imports from the United States, following Washington's decision to impose new...

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...

Serbia’s Living Pavilion Blooms in Osaka

At the official opening of Serbia’s pavilion at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Commissioner Žarko Malinović stated that Serbia was proud...

Automation, Migration and Labour Shortages – A European Perspective

As Europe grapples with persistent labour shortages across key sectors, new research underscores how both automation and migration have...

Croatia and Serbia’s RETFOR Project

In a bold step towards tackling climate change through cross-border cooperation, the RETFOR project was launched as part of...

China Responds to New US Tariffs with 25% Levy on American Goods

Beijing has announced a 25% tariff on certain imports from the United States, following Washington's decision to impose new...

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...

Serbia’s Living Pavilion Blooms in Osaka

At the official opening of Serbia’s pavilion at EXPO 2025 Osaka, Commissioner Žarko Malinović stated that Serbia was proud...

Automation, Migration and Labour Shortages – A European Perspective

As Europe grapples with persistent labour shortages across key sectors, new research underscores how both automation and migration have...

Croatia and Serbia’s RETFOR Project

In a bold step towards tackling climate change through cross-border cooperation, the RETFOR project was launched as part of...

China Responds to New US Tariffs with 25% Levy on American Goods

Beijing has announced a 25% tariff on certain imports from the United States, following Washington's decision to impose new...

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...
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