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New tourist attractions on Divcibare – Construction of Ethno Market in spring 2020, sports and recreation zone planned as well Friday 24.01.2020.

New investment in Kovin – Turkish factory Mel Tekstil to start producing by end-2020 Sunday 26.01.2020.

Gornji Milanovac-Takovo Interchange access road presented – Works to begin in April Sunday 26.01.2020.

City of Belgrade to revive Kijevo – Area of nearly 100 ha to feature 1,214 apartments, two business zones, sports courts, kindergarten, school... Wednesday 22.01.2020.

LOT to buy German Condor – Creation of one of world's leading aviation groups announced
Jugoimport-SDPR makes profit of RSD 2.5 billion in 2019
New investment in Kovin – Turkish factory Mel Tekstil to start producing by end-2020
Gornji Milanovac-Takovo Interchange access road presented – Works to begin in April
FEST 2020 from February 28 to March 8 in Belgrade
(Illustration) The International Film Festival FEST 2020 will be held from February 28 to March 8.Screenings are organized in Sava Centar, Kombank Dvorana, the Cultural...
Cacak wants to maintain horseback riding tradition – Galloping track planned
(Illustration) In an effort to raise the quality of horseback riding, which has a long tradition in Cacak, the city has started amending the ...
New tourist attractions on Divcibare – Construction of Ethno Market in spring 2020, sports and recreation zone planned as well
(Ethno market design) This year, the Divcibare mountain will get an ethno market, which will help make this tourist location even more beautiful and modern, especially i...
American investment fund KKR buys Axel Springer media house
(Illustration) The American investment fund KKR has become the biggest shareholder in the largest German media house Axel Springer, having paid USD 3.2 billion for a 43.54% stake....
Belgrade sees highest increase in passenger numbers among former Yugoslav airports, Banjaluka records biggest percentage growth
Airports across the former Yugoslavia handled a record 29.8 million passengers in 2019. For a second consecutive year, ten airports managed to welcome over one million tr...