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6 FAQs about [Enterprise ESS system project financing options in Serbia 2025]
How much is the Serbia 2025 investment program worth?
The Serbia 2025 program is worth just under EUR14bn, Ms. Brnabić stressed, adding that the program would be financed by the state budget, but also by loans from international financial institutions. She stressed that none of the investment projects will threaten the macroeconomic stability of the country.
How many EU funded projects are there in Serbia?
A mark of special trust between us is that in 2014 Serbia takes over management of EU funded projects. There are currently over 600 on-going projects under implementation covering a wide range of sectors for the overall benefit of Serbian citizens.
What is the Serbia 2025 program?
The Serbia 2025 Program identifies all the vulnerabilities of the Serbian economy and the benefits that can be capitalized. It is based on a vision of Serbia’s development that pursue faster growth rates to accelerate its accession to the European Union.
What is the average salary in Serbia in 2025?
If we carry out all the reforms that Prime Minister Ana Brnabić talked about, our plan and our projection is that the average salary in Serbia will be 900 euros by the end of 2025, with an average pension between 430 and 440 euros and that is what we can and must do in a short time," explained President Vučić.
Why should Serbia invest in a new economic development project?
Brnabic, in the presence of members of the government and representatives of international financial institutions, said at the Palace of Serbia that these projects will accelerate economic growth and make our country a much better place to live.
What should be Serbia's first goal in 2025?
„The first goal of the Serbia 2025 plan should be drastically reduced emigration of young people from the country,” Mr. Vučić said. If Serbia wants to increase twofold wages and pensions, GDP growth has to be more than 4-4.5 per cent. 7 per cent is an optimistic forecast and means even faster and stronger transformation.