The Serbian government adopted today two bills in the field of trade: the Bill on trade and the Bill on commodity exchanges.
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Government adopts bills in field of trade
Belgrade,
21 June 2019
Modernisation and development of the trade sector, especially retail, have a direct and indirect impact on the economy, especially given the fact that 19 percent of the total number of employees works in trade, and its share in GDP is about 10 percent.
The Bill on trade will also regulate internet sales, as it has an increasing share in total retail traffic.
The Bill on commodity exchanges regulates the commodity market, which is an indicator of the security and competitiveness of an economy, as well as the way to eliminate non-market risks in the business.
The government also adopted the Bill on regulated professions and the recognition of professional qualifications. In the process of joining the European Union, the adoption of this law regulates the mutual recognition of professional qualifications among citizens of EU Member States, including measures that facilitate the exercise of the right to work and freedom to provide services.
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