SIMPO

Party President Milo Vuevi and Serbian President Aleksandar Vui spoke at the gathering of the "Aleksandar Vui - Serbia must not stop" list.

Foto: SNS Foto: SNS Vui and the famous basketball player Pero Anti Foto: SNS Vui's address

BELGRADE - In the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Economy remained 174 companies, but only few of them are attractive enough for privatization. By the end of the year 13 of them should be put to sale, and among them will be "Lasta" and "Luka Novi Sad". In the next round of privatization, experts estimate that spas and public companies will be put to sale.

The movement "Enough is enough - Sasa Radulovic" has filed corruption charges against Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and other officials related to the Belgrade Business School.

It accuses Vucic, who was the First Deputy Prime Minister at the time of the alleged offence, of abuse of office.

Privatization Agency selling 502 companies and subsidiaries

BELGRADE -- Serbia's Privatization Agency announced on Friday the sale of 502 state-owned companies and their subsidiaries.

The list includes the Resavica coal mines, Galenika, Petrohemija, Azotara, FAP, Mostogradnja, Jat Tehnika, Lasta, Simpo, C market and Belgrade Fair.

BELGRADE - Serbia's Privatisation Agency announced on Friday the sale of 502 state companies and their subsidiaries, including the Resavica coal mines, Galenika, Petrohemija, Azotara, FAP, Mostogradnja, Jat tehnika, Lasta, Simpo, C market and the Belgrade Fair.

Tax Administration announced list of largest debtors yesterday Ten tycoons own 100 million Euros

The first man of the Simpo, Dragan Tomic, the owner of the Farmakom of Sabac Miroslav Bogicevic and the businessman Predrag Rankovic Peconi are the largest tax debtors in Serbia. The debt by the three of them is 69.6 million Euros.