Ministry of Finance Serbia

Serbia’s Public Debt Rises to €41.29 Billion – Remains Below 45% of GDP

Official data show that Serbia’s public debt increased by approximately €950 million compared with the end of 2025, when it stood at €40.34 billion....

Belgrade Aquarium Project Is In Motion

Serbia’s Ministry of Finance has announced that the necessary conditions have been created to begin the implementation of the Belgrade Aquarium project, marking a significant step toward the...

North Macedonia’s 2025 Budget Revenues Fall Short By Around €500 Million

Budget revenues in North Macedonia in 2025 reached 92.09% of the revised plan, according to data from the Ministry of Finance, leaving a gap...

EBRD Grants Serbia €50m Loan

In a significant stride towards environmental reform, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has approved a €50 million loan to Serbia aimed...

Serbia Reduces Shadow Economy by a Quarter Over 10 Years, Digitalization the Key

Key initiatives like eFiscalization, eInvoices, and reforms in freelance work have been pivotal in improving transparency and tax compliance.  Finance Minister Siniša Mali highlighted that...

Employment in North Macedonia’s Industrial Sector Falls 2.9% in September

The number of employees in North Macedonia’s industrial sector declined by 2.9% in September 2026 compared with the same...

Humanoid Robots Made in Serbia

Chinese manufacturers Minth and AGIBOT have launched humanoid robot production in Šabac, opening a new chapter for Serbia's industrial...

Croatian Self-Driving Cars Take to British Roads

From Zagreb to Manchester, Croatian mobility company Verne is helping bring autonomous taxis to European streets, challenging the assumption...

Adria’s Invisible Global Footprint

From the technology behind global communications to medicines, automotive engineering and digital worlds, the seven countries of Adria have...

The Next Test for Mate Rimac

The Croatian entrepreneur built a global reputation by challenging the automotive establishment. Now, with Porsche departing, BMW adopting his...
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