Sebastian Sosa

Minister of Finance Sinisa Mali received today in a farewell visit Resident Representative of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Serbia Sebastian Sosa. Mali expressed...

While the stalemate on the EU accession process has clearly been influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic, it is more than fatigue that’s preventing Serbia’s...

Safeguarding macroeconomic and financial stability remains a precondition for sustainable growth. But more is needed to secure a strong economy and better prospects for...

Serbia’s hopes for faster recovery than initially expected should be built upon the recent positive data about retail sales, industrial production and external trade....

If the global crisis deepens, it will further impact Serbia through weaker external demand, the continued disruption of supply chains and tighter financing conditions....

With a stable macroeconomic situation, rising employment and growing output on its side, the Serbian Government has a great opportunity to decisively address the...

It is crucial that the structural reform agenda is fully and expeditiously carried out, to transform Serbia into a modern, private-sector led economy with...

The results of Serbia’s economic programme supported by the IMF in the last two years have been impressive. However, it is still too early...

Most of the previous economic programmes in Serbia succeeded in achieving short-term macroeconomic stabilisation, but failed to resolve the underlying weaknesses of the economy....

Uruguay’s Sebastian Sosa will on August 1 take over as the new IMF resident representative in Serbia. Sosa will succeed incumbent Daehaeng Kim, who is...