Lazar Krstic

PM: Vujović will be new finance minister

BELGRADE -- Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić has said that Economy Minister Dušan Vujović will take over as minister of finance.

"Many public enterprises' directors will be replaced" before August 4, which marks the first 100 days since the election of the new government, he also said.

BELGRADE - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has said that Dusan Vujovic will be the new minister of finance and that many public enterprises' directors will be replaced before August 4, which marks the first 100 days since the election of the new government.

Economic reforms difficult for both sides in Serbia

Economies of new EU countries growing quickly

REFORMS Economists Welcomed Gradual Measures of the New Minister of Finance Vujović is Soft-hearted as Well

Belgrade- Pensions and public sector salaries will be reduced by 10% since October, was confirmed to Blic yesterday.

BELGRADE - Serbia wants to negotiate with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) regarding an agreement on a three-year loan that would help reduce the public debt and deficit and make the budget cuts easier, which would make austerity less painful, Serbia's Minister of Economy Dusan Vujovic said in an interview for Bloomberg.

"Serbia wants agreement with IMF on 3-year loan"

BELGRADE -- Serbia wants to negotiate with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) regarding an agreement on a three-year loan, Economy Minister Dušan Vujović has said.

Serbia won't go bankrupt, says prime minister

BELGRADE -- We started to implement all that is necessary to pull Serbia through, and now we have a completely stable financial market, Aleksandar Vučić as told the RTS.

Absurd: TENT Working with Half Power, Because of Un-drained Mines Germans Offering Millions, Serbia Reluctant

Because of flooded mines in Kolubara basin, Thermal Power Plant Nikola Tesla (TENT) becomes only the half of coal it needs.

Minister wants salaries and pensions cut by 10 percent

BELGRADE -- Minister of Economy Dušan Vujović said on Monday that the Serbian government "has no dilemma that reforms are necessary."