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Chapter 27

Ivan Karić, State Secretary at the Ministry of Environmental Protection

Chapter 27 – The Most Technically Complicated

Chapter 27 in EU accession negotiations is the most technically complicated and most expensive Chapter – with more...

Nevena Čolić Mohora, Director of MITECO Kneževac

Waste – A Resource For Economic Growth

Serbia needs a systematic concept of waste management Communication with the European Commission regarding the EU’s enlargement policy for...

Future of Serbia Integrated Permits Program For Farms And Industries

Sweden is the most significant donor to Serbia in the field of environmental protection, and total support for development assistance in 2018 is about 10 million euros

Ivan Karić, Ministry Of Environmental Protection

Large But Cost – Effective Investment

The negotiations and the opening of Chapter 27 is one of the greatest challenges for Serbia in the...

Towards The EU And A Healthy Environment

The final conference Towards the EU and a healthy environment - What are the conditions for eco-financing in...

Arūnas Kundrotas, Team Leader Of “ENVAP3”

Serbia Is Intensifying Steps Towards The Target

Serbia took on the internal obligation to complete transposition by 2018. This means that less than two years...

Dragan Lupšić, Chairperson, Environmental Committee, AmCham

Corporate And Public Sectors Cooperation Aimed At Environmental Protection

In order to achieve specific results in the area of environmental protection and open Chapter 27 in the...

Chapter 27 In Serbia: Still Under Preparation

The report represents an independent critical review of many challenges and provides tangible proposals to the Government of...

Sweden Donates To Serbia €3m ln For EU Negotiations

The Government of the Kingdom of Sweden donates €3 million to the Government of Serbia for implementation of...

Arunas Kundrotas, Director of UAB Axante

Better Preparation, Shorter Negotiations

If Serbia wants to tackle the “environmental” Chapter 27 successfully, it has to develop its position and prepare...

News

Ankara’s Modernist Legacy Earns UNESCO Recognition

With its elegant boulevards, civic squares, and rationally planned architecture, Turkey’s capital Ankara has quietly secured a place on...

Slovenia and Algeria Deepen Strategic Ties

In a move underscoring both energy security and diplomatic ambition, Slovenia and Algeria have extended their gas supply agreement...

Nissan Faces 20,000 Job Cuts

Nissan, once a titan of Japan’s automotive might, now finds itself steering into a storm of its own making. The...

Delta Land to Redraw Belgrade’s Industrial Edges

A former industrial zone near Pančevo Bridge is set for transformation as Delta Land, a new multi-purpose complex planned by...

Antonio Costa –  Serbia’s Future Lies in the European Union

European Council President Antonio Costa visited Belgrade today, where he held talks with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić as part...