Ciric told Radio Television Serbia that he expects almost all banks to take part in this programme, announcing that they will provide citizens with information regarding the documentation they are to submit.
Ciric stressed that the additional package of measures is in fact the government’s attempt to stimulate domestic demand, adding that the goal of this measure is to boost citizens’ purchasing power and help them overcome the crisis.
He voiced his expectation that before September or during the fourth quarter of the year pensions and salaries will be unfrozen, adding that this issue will be debated with the IMF.
Citizens will be able to take a cash loan in dinars of up to RSD 300,000, while consumer loans were designed to meet a wide spectrum of citizens’ demands.
Ciric specified that RSD 30 million has been earmarked for these loans, of which RSD 20 million is intended for consumer loans.
He also announced that in the upcoming period loans for investment liquidity, flat construction and increase in domestic demand will also be contemplated.