At today's session, the Government of the Republic of Serbia adopted the Conclusion on the adoption of the Financial Support Programme for the production of clothing and other textile and leather items in 2026, which provides both non-refundable funds and funds from the Development Fund.
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Support for production of clothing, other textile, leather items
Belgrade,
20 February 2026
The programme provides RSD 70,000,000 in non-refundable funds and RSD 70 million in loans from the Development Fund, namely, for co-financing the purchase of new or used production equipment (up to five years old), delivery vehicles, computer equipment and software, adaptation of production space (up to RSD 1 million) and working capital up to 20% of the investment.
Grants amount to up to 40% of the investment value, or up to 50% for companies from the third and fourth development groups of municipalities.
Manufacturers of textile and leather goods can receive from RSD 625,000 to RSD 3,000,000 (the loan-grant ratio is 60:40), or from RSD 500,000 to RSD 3,000,000 (50:50 for less developed municipalities).
The maximum amount of grants is RSD 1,200,000, or RSD 1,500,000 in underdeveloped areas. The remaining part is financed from own resources or a loan from the Development Fund, with a repayment period of up to 60 months and an interest rate of 2.5%.
The members of the Government also adopted amendments to the Decree on the Distribution of Incentives in Agriculture and Rural Development for 2026, which ensure the continuity of support for domestic agricultural producers and the improvement of living conditions in rural areas.
These amendments enable the distribution of funds, so that a total of RSD 36 billion is allocated for basic incentives in plant production, and RSD 400 million is intended for income diversification measures and improving the quality of life in rural areas, through investments in the development and modernisation of rural infrastructure.
The Government of Serbia also adopted the Decree proclaiming the Tufa Accumulation near the Tumane Monastery a natural monument.
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Author: Slobodan Miljević -
Author: Slobodan Miljević -
Author: Slobodan Miljević
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