Mali: Serbia has received 15.9 bln euros of FDI since 2020

BELGRADE - Serbia has attracted a total of 15.9 bln euros of FDI since 2020, Finance Minister Sinisa Mali said at a meeting with global investors from the US on Friday.

Following a Serbian delegation's visit to Washington for the IMF/World Bank Group Spring Meetings, the investors came to Serbia to get better acquainted with all economic parameters in the country.

"We are talking about crisis years, when the European economy was in an on-off recession and the pandemic was followed, in succession, by an energy crisis, supply chain disruptions and war conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza," Mali told the investors.

"We see no difference between domestic and foreign investors. I hope you will find projects and opportunities in Serbia that will get you interested in investing," he said.

He said Serbia had registered 2.5 pct GDP growth last year and 3.8 pct growth...