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2.5 million euros for science, innovation and transfer of technology in...
The Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, the Innovation Fund, the EU Delegation to Serbia and the World Bank marked today the completion...
2.5 million euros for science, innovation and transfer of technology in...
The Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, the Innovation Fund, the EU Delegation to Serbia and the World Bank marked today the completion of the Project for Support to Research, Innovation and Transfer of Technology in Serbia, funded with €2.5 million from EU pre-accession funds (IPA) for 2013, and implemented in cooperation with the World Bank. Read more
Serbia 48th on WB’s Doing Business List
On the World Bank Doing Business report for 2019, Serbia took the 48th position among 190 countries, which represents a fall of five places...
Stephen Ndegwa, World Bank Country Manager for Serbia
Reforms Are Paying Off
Serbia has demonstrated an ability to make tough reform decisions and has benefited immensely from those reforms. However, it needs to continuously renew to perform even better. If all the pro-market reforms are designed, implemented and sustained, the result will be faster growth
Serbia Ranks 43rd On List Of Ease Of Doing Business
Serbia ranks at 43 on the ease of doing business, compared to 47 in last year’s report
World Bank:Serbia Leader In Attracting Investments
The World Bank declared Serbia’s reforms to attract foreign investors the best in Southeast Europe. On behalf of the Serbian Government, the recognition was...
Launch Of The National Open Data Portal
National Open data portal for economic development and better information for citizens
Sebastian Sosa, IMF Resident Representative In Belgrade
Government Must Maintain Good Work
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. I believe the authorities share our view that consolidating recent gains will require not only maintaining sound macro policies and strengthening institutions, but also fully completing the ambitious structural reform agenda
Tony Verheijen, World Bank Country Manager for Serbia
A New Frontier For NALED Lies In Stimulating Entrepreneurship
For me, NALED is a platform for substantive dialogue on critical policy and reform issues in Serbia, and also a professional organisation that provides important policy advice to the Government and the international community
Mr. Tony Verheijen, World Bank Country Manager for Serbia
Positive Surprises
The current process of reform is, in many ways, the final chance for Serbia to catch up and take its rightful place in the European economic and political community. While many challenges are ahead, the government did a good job in many areas, and elections have not disturbed the process as much was feared