Economy

Banking 2030: Banks as Pillars of Trust in the Digital World

As is tradition, the panel dedicated to the future of banking at the Kopaonik Business Forum once again attracted considerable public interest, confirming that issues of resilience, digital transformation, and trust remain at the forefront of economic and business discussions. Among the panelists who drew particular attention was Nikola Vuletić, President of the Executive Board of UniCredit Bank, whose participation further strengthened the discussion on the role of banks in the digital economy of the future.

Čadež: Croatia offered visas to truck drivers from Serbia if they transport goods for local companies

President of the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia (PKS), Marko Čadež, stated today at the Kopaonik Business Forum that the Croatian Government offered that transport companies from Serbia, which have contracts with companies from Croatia or other EU countries, will receive long-term visas for drivers, if they transport goods for them.

Telekom Srbija took over Orion telekom wifi

Starting Tuesday, March 3rd, Orion telekom wifi is owned by Telekom Srbija.

Savić: The Middle East conflict will have consequences for Serbia's economy

Professor of the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade, Ljubodrag Savić, stated today that the conflict in the Middle East could have more significant economic consequences than those during the 2008 global economic crisis, and that rising oil and gas prices lead to price increases in all sectors.

Rome Starts Charging for Trevi Fountain! Collected €435,000 in a Month, Venice Prepares an EVEN STRONGER BLOW TO TOURISTS!

During the first month of charging for entry to the Trevi Fountain area, nearly 230,000 visits to this Rome landmark were recorded. At the same time, Venice is entering a new phase of its city entry fee system in 2026.

Trucks wait from one to five hours to exit Serbia! Here's the situation tonight at the border crossings

The Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Serbia (AMSS) announced that cars are passing through border crossings without delays, while trucks are waiting from one to five hours.