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In order to improve educational and scientific work of the Faculty of Technology in Novi Sad, Carlsberg Serbia has donated a mini brewery, which...

Grundfos celebrated their 10-year anniversary in Indjija and opened a new BioBooster plant, the first of its kind outside of Scandinavia. The ceremony was opened...

Serbia has achieved substantial progress, but the implementation of real reforms is crucial. A credible market economy, rule of law and an empowered civil society with free media and secured fundamental rights are important elements for any country preparing for EU membership. I would also mention Serbia’s ability to fight corruption and organised crime as being of particular importance – Anders Samuelsen

Prime Minister Ana Brnabić spoke today with Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs Anders Samuelsen about the continuation of bilateral cooperation and informed him about...

"The Nordic model of cooperation is an excellent experience for the countries of the Western Balkans," said Marko Čadež, President of the PKS, on...

It is our hope that the success stories of Danish companies operating in Serbia will persuade more of their counterparts to invest in the country. However, this is a two-way street. We would still expect Serbian central and local governments to maintain their efforts to improve the business environment, digitise services and enforce the rule of law. The list of tasks might seem long, but the end-result is worth fighting for

Ambassador of Denmark H.E. Anders Hougård and the Co-ordinator for Public Diplomacy of the Embassy of the Republic of Poland Joanna Budišin joined the organisers of the International Sustainable Architecture Congress - Energy Efficiency at the conference that announced the second congress. Read more

Ambassador of Denmark H.E. Anders Hougård and the Co-ordinator for Public Diplomacy of the Embassy of the Republic of Poland Joanna Budišin joined the...

"Our greatest expectations from the new law on public procurement is to apply the criterion of the most cost-effective economic offer because we consider it to be much better than the current criterion of the lowest prices. In the long run, it can lead to greater efficiency and higher savings in the public sector"

H.E. Hougård expressed said he is pleased that the number of Danish companies interested in doing business with Serbia is increasing

Ambassadors of the Nordic countries in Serbia have hosted a reception at the Norwegian residence on the occasion of marking the Nordic Day

The Nordic ambassadors to Serbia organised a reception at the Norwegian residence to celebrate Nordic Day.

At their meeting in Helsinki on Friday 25 January, the Prime Ministers and ministers responsible for climate issues of the Nordic countries decided to...

The Embassy of Denmark in Serbia, the Yugoslav Archives and the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs jointly organised the exhibition ‘Belgrade – Copenhagen’, commemorating...

The Norwegian Ambassadorial Residence in Belgrade hosted the conference Nordic Innovative Business in Serbia, which was co-organised by the Nordic Business Alliance and the...

The Faroe Islands, Denmark have launched the online translation service in a bid to have their native Germanic language, Faroese, featured on Google Translate. The...

New Danish Ambassador to Serbia