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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

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Giaufret and Konrad Visit Serbia’s First EPS Wind Farm

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European Union and German ambassadors, Emanuele Giaufret and Anke Konrad, visited the construction site of the Kostolac wind farm alongside Serbia's Minister of Mining and...
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The EU remains firmly committed to enlargement, and Europe’s Growth Plan for the Western Balkans, including Serbia, underscores this dedication. This plan represents a...
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French Embassy Awards Winners of ‘Ekoopština’ Sustainability Contest in Serbia

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The French Embassy in Serbia, in collaboration with a range of partners including the Veolia Institute, Saint-Gobain, Decathlon, and the European Union Delegation, held...
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EU Council Lifts Visa Restrictions for Serbian Passport Holders from Kosovo*

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The Council of the European Union has adopted a regulation ensuring that the entire Western Balkans region is subject to the same visa regime,...
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The European Union is intensifying its cultural engagement in Serbia, as highlighted at a panel discussion in Užice, part of the "Europe is Our...
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