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Serbia faces high US tariffs, impacting key exports

The United States, under President Donald Trump's administration, imposed the highest tariffs on Serbia among various countries. These tariffs were determined using a mathematical...

Extension of U.S. sanctions deadline on Serbian oil company expected

Dušan Bajatović, the CEO of Srbijagas, stated that he expects the deadline for the imposition of U.S. sanctions on the Oil Industry of Serbia...

Rio Tinto responds to allegations and provides clarifications on Jadar project

Rio Tinto has denied allegations made in the article "The opposition asks the European Commission to abandon the Jadar project", published on the Danas...

Leonardo Hotels plans expansion in Serbia and Croatia, targets 10% annual growth

Leonardo Hotels Central Europe, based in Berlin, has ambitious plans for expansion across Europe, with a particular focus on France, Scandinavia, Serbia and Croatia....

Key players shaping Serbia’s economic growth in 2024: Successes, challenges and opportunities

Serbia’s economy has seen impressive revenue generation in 2024, with leading companies like the Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS) and Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) standing...

Opening of ‘Munjino Brdo’ tunnel marks final step in Pakovraće-Požega highway completion

The "Munjino brdo" tunnel on the Pakovraće-Požega highway is set to open on June 28, marking the final step in completing the highway from...
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Clarion Engineers Wins Two New Contracts for 80MW wind and 300MW solar projects, Owners Engineer and works supervison

Clarion Owners Engineer, a leading Serbian engineering and consulting firm specializing in energy and industrial projects, has signed two significant new contracts with private...

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...
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JFE Shoji to open factory in Indjija, adding 250 jobs in two phases

The Japanese company JFE Shoji's factory in Indjija is set to officially open on April 8, initially employing 50 workers in its first phase. In...

Serbia’s Chamber of Commerce collaborates with pellet producers to find sustainable solutions

The Center for Business Initiatives and Quick Solutions of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation and dialogue with domestic pellet producers and relevant...

Kragujevac factory to begin production of electric Citroen C3 alongside Fiat Grande Panda

The Kragujevac car factory is set to produce another new model in addition to the "Grande Panda" – the electric "Citroen C3". According to...

Vojvodina launches grant program for organic production equipment in 2025

The Provincial Secretariat for Agriculture, Water Management, and Forestry has announced a competition for the allocation of funds to co-finance the costs of purchasing...

Government allocates 160 million dinars for EXPO 2027 planning meeting in Belgrade

A total of 160 million dinars from the budget reserve has been allocated to the General Secretariat of the Government for the organization of...

Serbia reallocates over 6 billion dinars to budget reserves, impacting multiple government projects

The Serbian government has reallocated more than six billion dinars (around 53 million euros) from the budgets of over 60 institutions to the current...

Serbia allocates 12.01 billion dinars to reduce tuition fees and enhance higher education

The Serbian government has allocated 12.01 billion dinars from the budget reserve to fulfill the fourth demand of students, which includes a 50% reduction...

Serbia moves forward with Bistrica hydroelectric power plant project, focuses on key developments

The Government of Serbia held the fourth session of the Working Group for the construction of the Bistrica reversible hydroelectric power plant (RHPP), focusing...
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