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Mali: Serbia to invest 17.8 bln euros in 323 projects by 2027
BELGRADE - By 2027, Serbia will invest 17.8 bln euros in 323 projects across the country, Finance Minister Sinisa Mali announced on Wednesday.
In an Instagram post, Mali wrote that, contrary to opposition claims, the investments would reach all parts of Serbia and go to infrastructure, energy, science and education projects.
Mali: Serbia attracting record-high FDI inflows
BELGRADE - Serbian Finance Minister Sinisa Mali said on Monday Serbia held the record for the highest FDI inflows in the region, attracting over 60 pct of all FDI in the Western Balkans.
"We have to keep that up as it means new factories, new jobs and higher salaries and pensions," Mali told the RTS.
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Mali attends investor meeting in Washington
WASHINGTON - At a Washington investor meeting, Serbian Finance Minister Sinisa Mali spoke with representatives of the top US and international companies and investment funds.
Mali, who is in Washington for the IMF/World Bank Group Spring Meetings, gave a presentation of Serbia's economic performance and opportunities for investing in the country.
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Mali: New S&P report may give Serbia investment-grade credit rating
WASHINGTON - Serbian Finance Minister Sinisa Mali said a new Standard & Poor's report on Serbia, due in October, may give the country investment-grade credit rating as early as this year.
Mali said this after a meeting with the credit rating agency's representatives in Washington, where he is attending the IMF/World Bank Group Spring Meetings.
Serbian delegation to attend IMF-WBG spring meetings
BELGRADE - A Serbian delegation comprised of National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovic, Serbian Deputy PM and Finance Minister Sinisa Mali and their aides will attend the IMF-World Bank Group Spring Meetings in Washington from April 15 through 20.
Tabakovic is also Serbia's governor to the IMF.
Mali: Vucic has written to European leaders over Pristina's CoE admission
BELGRADE - Serbian Finance Minister Sinisa Mali said on Friday President Aleksandar Vucic had written to European leaders in the morning over the so-called Kosovo's potential admission to the Council of Europe (CoE), and said that showed Serbia would not surrender.
Mali: Serbia registering positive growth rates
PARIS - In spite of the corona virus pandemic and the current energy crisis, Serbia has been, and is, succeeding in registering positive growth rates, as indicated by last year's 2.5 pct GDP growth, Serbian Finance Minister Sinisa Mali said in Paris on Tuesday.
The plan is for Serbia's GDP to exceed 100 bln euros in 2027, Mali said at a meeting of a Serbia-France business council.
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MoU on strategic cooperation with France's EDF signed in Paris
PARIS - The Serbian government and the French power company EDF signed on Monday in Paris a MoU on establishing a framework for long-term dialogue and cooperation on energy transition and low-carbon technologies.
In the presence of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, the MoU was signed by Serbian Finance Minister Sinisa Mali and EDF Director General Luc Remont.
Mali: Serbian finances stable, inflation declining
BELGRADE - Serbia's public finances are stable, inflation is declining, there is around 453 bln dinars in the state coffers and the government is meeting all obligations in a timely manner, Serbian Finance Minister Sinisa Mali said on Thursday.
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Mali receives delegation of investors
BELGRADE - Serbian Finance Minister Sinisa Mali announced on Wednesday he had met with a delegation of foreign investors led by representatives of the Bank of America Cooperation, who manage investments worth over 12 tln dollars.
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