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14. May 2010

PM: Crisis in Balkans “almost over”

BELGRADE -- Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetković said in Zagreb this Friday that the economic crisis in the Balkans is “almost over”.
13. May 2010

Brammertz: Arresting fugitives paramount

BELGRADE -- Hague Tribunal Chief Prosecutor Serge Brammertz has repeated that the most important issue remains the arrest of Ratko Mladić and Goran …
13. May 2010

Deputy PM on working visit to Croatia

BELGRADE -- Deputy PM Božidar Đelić will pay a working visit to Croatia on May 13-15, his cabinet said in a statement.
13. May 2010

Serbia, Azerbaijan sign agreements

BAKU -- Serbian President Boris Tadić and Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev signed in Baku on Thursday a joint declaration on the development of …
12. May 2010

“CoE should focus on status-neutral options”

STRASBOURG -- Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić urged the Council of Europe to remain "dedicated to status-neutral initiatives" when it comes to Kosovo.
12. May 2010

Đelić: Serbia will meet expectations

BELGRADE -- Deputy Prime Minister Božidar Đelić is convinced that Serbia will meet expectations regarding its cooperation with the Hague Tribunal. …
11. May 2010

Central bank reduces key rate to 6 pct

BELGRADE -- The Monetary Policy Committee of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) on Tuesday reduced the reference interest rate to 8 percent.
11. May 2010

IMF mission arrives in Belgrade

BELGRADE -- An International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission will arrive in Belgrade on Tuesday, it has been announced.
11. May 2010

FM in Strasbourg, PM in Switzerland

BELGRADE -- Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić will be in Strasbourg today on a one-day visit, it has been announced.
11. May 2010

Kosovo partition “unacceptable to U.S.”

BELGRADE -- America is opposed to a partition of Kosovo, which it recognizes as a “sovereign and independent state”, says U.S. Assistant Secretary …

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Which are the main Economic challenges for Serbia on its track to the European Union and to achieve an European standard of life?

Actual global economic and financial crisis
Corruption and bureaucracy
Dependence of Serbian economy from foreign investments
Devaluation of Dinar, the national currency
High inflation
Infrastructure and living conditions
Political challenges through the existing political system
Qualification of the workforce and the managerial staff

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