National Employment Service

BELGRADE - Between January and February this year, Serbia saw a 5.3 bln dinar budget surplus, which is 52 bln dinars better than a planned 46.7 bln deficit.

According to figures released by the Ministry of Finance, a 24.9 bln dinar deficit was registered in February alone.

In February 2024, revenues totalled 158.6 bln dinars, while expenditures amounted to 183.5 bln dinars.

BELGRADE - Serbia registered a 6.1 bln dinar budget surplus in January 2023, the Ministry of Finance has announced.

Revenues totalled 150.3 bln dinars, while expenditures amounted to 136 bln dinars.

He stated that it is one of the novelties contained in the third benefits package.

"It was necessary to create a new organization and establish a new system," he explained for Television Prva in the show "Prime Time Theme".

The proposed amendments will simplify the procedure of issuing work permits to foreigners, with the aim of creating a more favorable business environment and further attracting foreign investments as one of the priorities of the government.

This is according to Zoran Martinovic, director of the National Employment Service (NSZ).

The unemployment rate in the EU countries, according to the latest data, is about 6.7 percent.

According to Martinovic, Serbia can approach the EU average, as the current rate of 11.3 percent is encouraging.

But Pristina-based newspaper Koha Ditore is reporting that the five men have been released "immediately after they were questioned."

The Serbian government announced this on Friday.

In this way, the government will continue to work on creating a dynamic and competitive economy by further strengthening and developing the sector of small and medium-sized enterprises, it announce on its website.

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Around 676,000 unemployed people have been registered in Serbia so far this year - 7.96 percent down on 2016.

This is according to Dario Mackic, president of the managing board of the National Employment Service (NSZ).

Around 676,000 unemployed people have been registered in Serbia so far this year - 7.96 percent down on 2016.

This is according to Dario Mackic, president of the managing board of the National Employment Service (NSZ).