Prime Minister Ana Brnabic met today with representatives of the World Bank for the Western Balkans.
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Serbia focused on attracting new investments
Belgrade,
17 May 2023
At the meeting, it was pointed out that Serbia is scoring great economic successes and that in the last four years it has recorded a GDP growth of nine percent, which is three times higher than the GDP growth of the EU, and above regional growth.
Brnabic underlined that Serbia's focus is on attracting new investments, investing in human capital and education, and emphasised that throughout Serbia there is a large number of small companies that are doing business very successfully and that special attention should be paid to them.
Representatives of the delegation, led by World Bank Country Director for the Western Balkans Xiaoqing Yu, pointed out that our country performed particularly well during the coronavirus pandemic and that we recorded economic progress during that period.
The Prime Minister said that the recommendations presented by World Bank representatives are very useful and thanked them for their suggestions.
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