Ministry of Finance
Mali: Serbia's public finances stable, focus on better living standards
BELGRADE - Serbian Deputy PM and Finance Minister Sinisa Mali said on Friday Serbia was a country with stable public finances and a serious and responsible economic policy focusing on people and better living standards.
Mali receives farewell visit from Chinese ambassador
BELGRADE - Serbian Deputy PM and Finance Minister Sinisa Mali received a farewell visit from Chinese Ambassador to Serbia Chen Bo on Thursday.
They discussed economic relations between the two countries and the successful cooperation during the ambassador's tenure in Belgrade.
Russian Hackers Blocked the Website of the Bulgarian Parliament because of the APCs for Ukraine
Hackers from the Russian group NoName057(16) announced that they blocked access to the website of the Bulgarian Parliament, as well as to the port of Varna. In March of this year, the same group paralyzed the website of the French Senate, several institutes and the naval company Naval Group.
Bulgarian Journalists Boycott the Ministry of Finance’s Absurd Requirements for Accreditation
Bulgarian journalists are boycotting the absurd demands placed on them by the Ministry of Finance headed by Asen Vassilev.
In an open letter to Minister Vassilev, with which the Association of European Journalists stands in solidarity with reporters and editors, it is stated:
"Dear Mr. Minister,
Cyprus Parliament approves foreclosures law
A significant mobilization by the Cypriot government and the Central Bank of Cyprus this week regarding the framework of foreclosures bore fruit. It primarily aimed to withdraw the "problematic" proposal that, according to the state and banks, would have negative consequences for the Cypriot economy.
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Serbian January-May budget deficit 84.3 bln dinars lower than planned
BELGRADE - Serbia registered a 34.8 bln dinar budget deficit between January and May 2023, which is 84.3 bln dinars better than the planned 119.1 bln, the Ministry of Finance has announced.
Revenues totalled 718.3 bln dinars, while expenditures amounted to 753.1 bln dinars, the ministry said.
A 0.8 bln dinar deficit was registered in May.
Nicosia set to appoint ‘czar’ for sanctions
Cyprus' Cabinet decided last week on a series of measures and actions to improve coordination on issues concerning Russia-related sanctions, government spokesperson Constantinos Letymbiotis has said.
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Censorship: Bulgaria's Finance Minister with Absurd Requirements for Journalists
The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has issued absurd requirements for which journalists can cover the activities of Asen Vassilev's department.
By their nature, they represent nothing more than a brutal form of censorship.
Bulgaria's Finance Minister is preparing a Budget that Meets the Criteria for Entering the Eurozone
The Ministry of Finance is preparing a draft budget in which the indicators fully meet the Maastricht criteria, that is, for entry into the Eurozone. For now, Bulgaria plans to do this in 2025.
Bulgarian MPs extended the 2022 Budget until July 31
Bulgarian deputies finally accepted the extension of the three main budgets - of the state, of social security and of the Health Fund.