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Belgrade’s Nikola Tesla Airport sees a 1.3% drop in January passengers, despite record 2024 growth

Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade, operated by VINCI Airports, welcomed approximately 563,500 passengers in January 2025. This marks a 1.3% decrease compared to the...

Zora Energy to build 180 MW wind farm in Kučevo municipality

Zora Energy plans to build the Ziman wind farm with a capacity of 180 MW in the municipality of Kučevo, according to the preliminary...

Serbia’s villages: A growing opportunity for tourism

"Serbia’s villages have been waiting a long time to be discovered, and now is the time for us to say – Yes, we want...

Exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on business, information and mental health in Serbia

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) tools has sparked numerous ethical dilemmas, particularly in the field of education. While AI has become increasingly common...

Public presentation announced for BG Train Karaburma station development project

The Secretariat for Urbanism and Construction Affairs has announced a public presentation for the Urban Development Project determining the public interest in the construction...

Apoteka Beograd faces financial crisis as employees protest delayed salaries and drug shortages

Apoteka Beograd is grappling with an increasingly alarming situation. Jelena Šikuljak, president of the "Opstanak" union, told Biznis.rs in an interview that employees' salaries...
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Clarion Owners Engineer leads supervision for challenging 150 MW wind park project in mountainous terrain

Construction has commenced on a cutting-edge 150 MW wind park grid connection project in a high-altitude mountain region, with Clarion Owners Engineer overseeing the...

Serbia’s strategic advantages in heavy industrial equipment, mining machinery and steel manufacturing for global markets

Serbia is rapidly establishing itself as a key player in the production and export of heavy industrial equipment, mining machinery and steel for global markets. This growth is...
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Serbia’s economic growth in 2024: Fastest in Europe, but imports outpace exports and inflation stays high

In 2024, Serbia emerged as one of the fastest-growing economies in Europe. However, imports grew at a faster pace than exports, and inflation in...

Turkish investor to open textile factory in Mali Zvornik, reviving former Kayra factory site

A Turkish investor is set to launch a textile production factory in Mali Zvornik, in the former Kayra factory space located in Donje Naselje....

Stellantis introduces hybrid Fiat Grane Panda, shifts focus amid leadership changes

At the Brussels Motor Show, Stellantis revealed a hybrid version of the Fiat Grande Panda, signaling a shift in strategy as the company departs...

Geely representatives to visit Serbia in March for investment discussions

Serbia's Minister of Economy, Adriana Mesarović, announced that representatives from the leading Chinese car manufacturer, Geely, will visit Serbia in March this year to...

Gas heating to be available for 1,500 households in New Belgrade

The Government of Serbia has decided to allocate an additional 896 million dinars from the budget reserve to support the realization of EXPO Belgrade...

Serbia raises dinar bond issue to 180 billion dinars following strong market demand

The Government of Serbia has decided to raise the amount of its 10.5-year dinar bond issue to 180 billion dinars, an increase of 60...

Legal questions arise over NIS decision amid Serbia’s government resignation

As Prime Minister Miloš Vučević prepares to resign, the Serbian government faces significant uncertainty regarding the future of the country's national oil company, NIS....

New residential area set to rise near Zemun Polje with sustainable development plans

A new residential development is set to take shape near Zemun Polje, Belgrade, with the Government of Serbia approving the creation of a Spatial...
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Ćićevac advances economic growth with development of ‘West’ Industrial Zone

The Municipality of Ćićevac is making significant strides in the development of the "West" Industrial Zone, a project expected to greatly enhance the economic...
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