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Digital economy development opportunity for Serbia, region
Belgrade/Durres,
26 August 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic took part today as part of the meeting of the prime ministers of the region in Durres, Albania, in its second session devoted to cooperation in trade and services, investment and digital economy.
Author:
Tanjug
On this occasion, Brnabic pointed out that the government has prepared a comprehensive plan of activities for the presidency of the Republic of Serbia CEFTA in 2017, adding that the aim of these measures is liberalisation of trade in services.
She underlined that the government continues to implement economic reforms, improving the business conditions and strengthening investor confidence.
The Prime Minister recalled that the IMF estimated that the results achieved by the Serbian economy exceeded expectations, primarily due to the strengthening of public finances, the improvement of structural measures and the increase in the confidence of the economy.
I would highlight the World Bank report that indicates that Serbia has made significant progress in public administration reform in 2016, which is a strong message that it is intensively working to reduce administrative barriers, the Prime Minister said.
The digital economy, which is an important topic in the world today, is one of my priorities, as strengthening the IT sector, strengthening entrepreneurship and raising the start-up and innovation activities are the developmental areas in which Serbia sees its chance to gain access to the 4th industrial revolution and joins to economically developed countries, Brnabic said.
Also, as she underlined, Serbia, with its knowledge and creativity, has every chance to be a regional leader in accepting the changes digitalism brings.
She underlined that the government continues to implement economic reforms, improving the business conditions and strengthening investor confidence.
The Prime Minister recalled that the IMF estimated that the results achieved by the Serbian economy exceeded expectations, primarily due to the strengthening of public finances, the improvement of structural measures and the increase in the confidence of the economy.
I would highlight the World Bank report that indicates that Serbia has made significant progress in public administration reform in 2016, which is a strong message that it is intensively working to reduce administrative barriers, the Prime Minister said.
The digital economy, which is an important topic in the world today, is one of my priorities, as strengthening the IT sector, strengthening entrepreneurship and raising the start-up and innovation activities are the developmental areas in which Serbia sees its chance to gain access to the 4th industrial revolution and joins to economically developed countries, Brnabic said.
Also, as she underlined, Serbia, with its knowledge and creativity, has every chance to be a regional leader in accepting the changes digitalism brings.
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