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Purchasing power in Serbia lower than EU average by third
KOPAONIK - The Serbian GDP is lower than the EU average in terms of purchasing power by 35 percent, Assistant Minister of Economy Edvard Jakopin said at the Kopaonik Business Forum on Thursday.
That is where Serbia's GDP stood regarding purchasing power in 2014 (EU-28=100) and in several previous years it was at around 35 percent, so we have a status quo, he stated.
Anna Fenninger Wins Alpine Skiing World Cup Combined Race in Bansko
Austria's Anna Fenninger won the Alpine Skiing World Cup Ladies Combined Race in Bulgaria's Bansko on Sunday witn a total time of 2 minutes 5.06 seconds from the two legs.
Overall leader Tina Maze of Slovenia followed 0.39 seconds behind.
Kathrin Zettel of Austria was third with 2 minutes 6.12 seconds.
Fenninger Wins First Run of World Cup Ladies Combined in Bansko
Austria's Anna Fenninger is leading after Run 1 of the Alpine Skiing World Cup - Ladies - Combined race in Bulgaria's Bansko witn one minute 12.73 seconds, followed by overall leader Tina Maze of Slovenia with one minute 13.18 seconds.
Nicole Hosp of Austria and Switzerland's Dominique Gisin were both third with one minute 13.32 seconds each.
Commission Tightens Economic Monitoring of Croatia
The European Commission on Wednesday said it plans to introduce strict economic monitoring on Croatia, alarmed by the imbalanced state of the economy.
Stressing that the situation calls for "decisive political action and special monitoring", the Commission said a subsequent decision on activating Excessive Imbalance Procedures, known as EIP, will be made known in May.
EU Commission Warns Bulgaria on Implementation of Three Directives
The European Commission made three demands towards Bulgaria in terms of complying with the legislative norms of the Union Thursday.
The representative organ has requested from the Bulgarian government that an explanation is provided in three sections: driving licences, railway transportation safety and field crops disease management.
Eurogroup teleconference still underway
Shortly after the Greek government council ended, the teleconference between Eurozone FinMins began. The Eurogroup teleconference will be deciding on the list of reforms presented by the Greek government.
Jeroen Dijsselbloem, in earlier statements, confirmed that the EC received the Greek government’s proposal late last night, underlining that it is not a “memorandum”.
Slovenians interested in investing in Serbia's energy sector
LJUBLJANA - Companies from Slovenia are very interested in investing in Serbia's energy sector, construction industry, agriculture and IT sector, either through involvement in the privatization program or public-private partnerships, President of the Slovenian Business Club Danijela Fisakov told Tanjug on Friday.
Vucic, Cerar: Serbian-Slovenian relations better than ever
BRDO PRI KRANJU - Serbia and Slovenia have excellent political and economic relations that can be described as best ever, the Serbian and Slovenian prime ministers Aleksandar Vucic and Miro Cerar said after the joint meeting of the two countries' governments.
Vucic and Cerar held a joint press conference at Brdo pri Kranju, and pointed to the significance of Serbia's European path.