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BELGRADE - Serbia's economy is facing a milestone and its biggest problems lie in the political practice, administrative culture and regulations, which is why some changes are needed, Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Kori Udovicki stated.

Bulgaria's Small and Medium Enterprises Agency launched a national registry for the country's SMEs, reports News.bg.

The project costs BGN 400 000 and is funded by the European Social Fund and the Administrative Capacity programme. 

First fund-raising conference

At the moment there are only rough data about the damage caused by recent flooding, but it is certain that the damage shall be larger than the help we are going to get, Marko Blagojevic, Director of the Government's Office for Renewal says.

BELGRADE - Serbia needs to carry out reforms and adopt legislation and by-laws that would accelerate them, Kori Udovicki, Serbian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of State Administration and Local Self-Government, has said during a meeting with the head of the Council of Europe (CoE) mission to Serbia, adding that projects for implementing those reforms are welcome.

"Simpler guidelines" for damage assessment

BELGRADE -- Kori Udovički has said that so far a small number of municipalities in Serbia provided adequate assessments of flood damage.

The Bulgarian Business Leaders Forum's General Assembly, held on May 28 at Grand Hotel Sofia, saw elections for three Board members and financial controller.

BELGRADE - Representatives of employers and trade unions backed at Friday's session of the Social-Economic Council the measures of Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic's government aimed at getting the country out of the economic crisis.

It was agreed that Vucic be appointed to the Council, replacing Minister of State Administration and Local Self-Government Kori Udovicki.

BELGRADE - Negotiations between the Serbian government, employers and trade unions on amendments to the Labor Law are taking too much time and no result are showing, which is bad for both workers and employers, economic expert Miladin Kovacevic said in a debate on labor legislation and citizens’ interests in Belgrade on Tuesday.

State administration is killing our babies

At least 80 prematurely born babies in Serbia last year could have been saved from death.

New flat for 130 Euros monthly

Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic announced building of cheap flats the price of which would be by even four times lower than the cheapest flats being in construction today.