The Serbian government adopted today the Decision on temporary restriction of export of basic agri-food products in order to successfully respond to the danger of market disturbances caused by a considerable growth in demand on the world and local markets.
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Quantitative restriction on export of basic agri-food products
Belgrade,
20 April 2022
To that end, the government decided to introduce quantitative restrictions on the export of wheat, wheat flour, corn, groat and sunflower oil on a monthly basis and for a specific period of time.
The government adopted the Decision on the payment of one-off aid in the amount of RSD 10,000 to each employee in the elementary and secondary schools, institutions of higher education and student residence halls. The state set aside a total of RSD 1,600,000,000 for this purpose for all education levels.
In accordance with the government’s Decision, a one-off aid in the same amount will be also paid out to employees at institutes, innovation centres and researchers employed at institutions of higher education.
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