Prime Minister Miloš Vučević today chaired a session of the Council for Coordination of Activities and Measures for the Growth of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), held to review results achieved in sectors crucial for economic stability.
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Focus on identifying new markets for Serbia’s exports
Belgrade,
16 September 2024
Results were presented for the construction sector, industrial production, mining and agriculture, with participants noting the importance of investment in irrigation and flood protection systems.
The Best Price campaign encompassing 81 categories of staple products sold at discounted prices is having a positive impact on Serbia’s macroeconomic trends, it was noted.
In the space of only three weeks, the campaign has yielded excellent results, with a positive impact on GDP.
Inflation is expected to not to exceed 4% through to the end of the year.
Preserving sustainable economic growth will require a continuation of investment in capital projects in the road and railway infrastructure, health care and environmental protection sectors, it was noted.
Participants concluded that the emphasis in the coming period will be on identifying new markets for exports from Serbia.
Author:
Slobodan Miljević
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