Although the government talks about economic successes, data from the Republic Institute of Statistics show that almost a quarter of Serbian citizens still live at risk of poverty. Economist Milan Kovačević points out for "Vreme" that this figure is large, but also that it is very difficult to reduce it
For the first time, Serbia issued a bond with a ten-year maturity. This led to new borrowing of almost one billion euros. How do these bonds affect the Serbian financial market?
Working in a kiosk in Belgrade can bring a salary of up to 90.000 dinars, with bonuses for recommendations and work results. In addition to financial motivation, the employer offers family benefits, such as a day off for parents and packages for children
Between 500 and 600 doctors leave Serbia every year, and 75 percent of employees in the Serbian healthcare system are considering leaving the country. How close we are to importing doctors from abroad
Experts announce that the total economic effects of the "EXPO 2027" event will exceed one billion euros. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced the construction of 130 new hotels and 2,6 million tourists who will visit Serbia on this occasion. Consultant for foreign investments Dr. Milan Kovačević tells the "Vremena" portal that it would be more useful to focus on the domestic economy, rather than on a leap into the future.
