Tag: Zorana Mihajlović

Turkish company Taşyapı Construction to start construction of a total of 386 apartments in Vranje and Niš. The laying of the foundation stone in Vranje was...

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Zorana Mihajlović signed the Agreement on the seat of the Permanent Secretariat of the...

The new system for registering immovable property in the Cadaster - eCounter, as well as the first results of the implementation of the Law...

The reform of the real estate cadastre, following the e-permit reform, is the next major reform for our construction sector and one of the most important reforms for improving the business environment in Serbia. A prerequisite for encouraging investment is a regulated real estate cadastre, in which all updated data on real estate and property ownership is kept, as well as estimates of the value of immovable property, and which should represent the basis for determining public revenues

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Zorana Mihajlović spoke today with representatives of the Chinese company Shandong about possible cooperation...

The Foreign Investors Council presented the White Book 2018 to the highest Government officials and stakeholder community. The White Book, written by FIC members,...

Seventy-nine per cent of AmCham members gave a stable grade of 3 to the business environment in Serbia on a scale from 1 to...

On the World Bank Doing Business report for 2019, Serbia took the 48th position among 190 countries, which represents a fall of five places...

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Zorana Mihajlović spoke today with new Deputy Director General of "Russian Railways" Aleksandar Misharin...

With a new investment cycle that has an estimated value of five billion euros, the sectors of construction and infrastructure will continue to provide a strong contribution to GDP growth and to support Serbia's ambitions to continue expanding its exports and to become the focal point of connectivity between Europe and growing eastern markets

Deputy PM and Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Zorana Mihajlović spoke Monday with Foreign Investors Council (FIC) President Yana Mikhalova.

Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia and Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, prof. Dr Zorana Mihajlović marked the year of the Government of Serbia...

More than five million people in the past ten years have left the region, and therefore joint initiatives are needed to achieve a higher...

Serbia is today a country with regulated public finances, which has enabled it to launch and finance an ambitious new cycle of infrastructure works, to work on connecting Serbia with the region and the EU, and thus also strengthening the competitiveness of our economy. That’s a job that will continue in 2018.

Serbia this year entered the world’s top 10 countries for the issuance of electronic building permits, leaving some of the world’s most developed countries in our wake. And we have to preserve this achievement

Serbian rail company Srbija Kargo has bought eight multi-system locomotives made by Siemens AG Austria for nearly €32 million, funded by the EBRD loan.

The Serbian government and Vinci Airports have signed the 25-year concession agreement for the operation of Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport.