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3.11.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic and Director of the National Corporation for Housing Loan Insurance Aleksandar Jovic today signed with President of the Managing Board of Banca Intesa Draginja Djuric an agreement on the bank's inclusion in the programme of state-subsidised housing loans.
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1.11.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said today that by opening its representative office in Belgrade, Austrian company Doppelmayr will make its contribution to the development of Serbian tourism by generating larger revenues in this area. At the opening of Doppelmayr’s office in Belgrade, Dinkic said that this company has already contributed to the increase in the number of overnight stays on Mt Kopaonik by installing three cableways. He added that this company will make its contribution through its engagement on Mt Stara Planina, which vies to become the largest ski resort in this part of the world and where 40 cableways will be installed.
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1.11.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said today that the capital surplus in Serbia's balance of payment this year will be between $8 and $9 billion, which will create a material base for greater transfers to local self-governments. Opening a public discussion "State transfers to local authorities", Dinkic said that owing to this year's inflows into the budget of 20% of GDP, the state is able to transfer a considerable part of funds and responsibilities to local self-governments.
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26.10.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic announced today a salary increase for employees in culture sectors in 2006 and 2007 and the introduction of national pensions for the most deserving artists in Serbia which should equal five average salaries in the country.
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26.10.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said today that the Serbian government will set aside €43 million for introduction of universal computer network for Serbian state administration, modernisation of local self-government and public procurement of equipment. In a conference on innovations in the work of e-government, Dinkic said that Serbia has made only initial steps in that direction and added that a lot more needs to be done.
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24.10.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said today that the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) will be signed in early December this year and explained that CEFTA will increase competition on the Serbian market because it will enable the signatory countries to have free placement of their products in Serbia.
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23.10.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic will take part in the 6th regional finance and investment conference for Southeast Europe to be held on October 24 and 25 in Cavtat, organised by the Euromoney, the most prestigious European business and finance magazine.
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17.10.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said today that around €95,000 will be set aside from the National Investment Plan for schools in Stara Pazova and the procurement of 227 computers, additional funds will also be allocated for renovation and equipping of school premises. During the talk with representatives of the Slovak minority in Stara Pazova, Dinkic announced a salary increase for teachers and recalled that the agreement on the matter will be signed with union representatives on October 23.
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17.10.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic laid today a corner stone for Henkel's new plant in Indjija and visited construction works at a road that connects that municipality with the Novi Sad - Belgrade highway.
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12.10.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic and Minister of Health Tomica Milosavljevic opened today in Knjazevac the reconstructed emergency unit at the local health centre and announced sizeable investments in Southeast Serbia.
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11.10.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic announced today in Vlasotince that €100 million will be set aside for the development of 13 municipalities of the Jablanica and Pcinj districts in 2007. In a meeting with representatives of the 13 municipalities, Dinkic said that in 2007 Serbia will substantially increase the funding of its south, on condition that developmental projects of the Republic and local authorities are better coordinated and selected. The Minister announced that the Coordinating Body for municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja will receive €12 million, or twice as much as this year.
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10.10.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic expressed his opinion today he is convinced that foreign investments surpassing $3 billion this year will even grow larger during next year, and Japanese businessman will significantly contribute to that. Following the investment conference where results of economic reforms and investment opportunities in Serbia were presented to a Japanese business delegation, Japanese businessman will visit several locations in Vojvodina and the peripheries of Belgrade during their three-day stay in Serbia, and it is expected that major new business deals will be made, leading to more employment, Dinkic stressed.
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9.10.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic announced today that €100 million within the National Investment Plan will be allocated to the state postal operator, according to the agreement reached between the government and postal company PTT Srbija. Dinkic told at press conference that the government’s clause for this grant was that the funds should be spent for investing. The first part of the amount equating €42 million has already been paid out, while the rest will be transferred by June 30, 2007, Dinkic said.
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4.10.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said at a conference on money laundering organised by OSCE Mission to Serbia that there were 145,000 registered transactions worth over €15,000 this year in Serbia, 526 of which have been marked as suspicious. Dinkic noted that only one verdict which is still not final has been brought out of 41 criminal charges against 47 persons and 14 indictments.
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29.09.2006.
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic presented today 231 awards from the Serbian Fund for Young Talents to students who won prizes at international and local competitions last year. At a ceremony held at the main parliament building, Dinkic said that 22 of these students won the highest awards at world and European competitions in various fields, but the greatest number of awards was from the field of natural sciences.
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Softer housing loans as of November 20
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic and Director of the National Corporation for Housing Loan Insurance Aleksandar Jovic today signed with President of the Managing Board of Banca Intesa Draginja Djuric an agreement on the bank's inclusion in the programme of state-subsidised housing loans.
More
1.11.2006.
Doppelmayr opens representative office in Belgrade
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said today that by opening its representative office in Belgrade, Austrian company Doppelmayr will make its contribution to the development of Serbian tourism by generating larger revenues in this area. At the opening of Doppelmayr’s office in Belgrade, Dinkic said that this company has already contributed to the increase in the number of overnight stays on Mt Kopaonik by installing three cableways. He added that this company will make its contribution through its engagement on Mt Stara Planina, which vies to become the largest ski resort in this part of the world and where 40 cableways will be installed.
More
1.11.2006.
Next year more money to local self-governments from the budget
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said today that the capital surplus in Serbia's balance of payment this year will be between $8 and $9 billion, which will create a material base for greater transfers to local self-governments. Opening a public discussion "State transfers to local authorities", Dinkic said that owing to this year's inflows into the budget of 20% of GDP, the state is able to transfer a considerable part of funds and responsibilities to local self-governments.
More
26.10.2006.
Employees in culture sector to get 9.24% salary increase in November
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic announced today a salary increase for employees in culture sectors in 2006 and 2007 and the introduction of national pensions for the most deserving artists in Serbia which should equal five average salaries in the country.
More
26.10.2006.
€43m for more efficient work of state administration
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said today that the Serbian government will set aside €43 million for introduction of universal computer network for Serbian state administration, modernisation of local self-government and public procurement of equipment. In a conference on innovations in the work of e-government, Dinkic said that Serbia has made only initial steps in that direction and added that a lot more needs to be done.
More
24.10.2006.
Free trade zone agreement to be signed in December
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said today that the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) will be signed in early December this year and explained that CEFTA will increase competition on the Serbian market because it will enable the signatory countries to have free placement of their products in Serbia.
More
23.10.2006.
Dinkic to take part in finance, investment conference for Southeast Europe
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic will take part in the 6th regional finance and investment conference for Southeast Europe to be held on October 24 and 25 in Cavtat, organised by the Euromoney, the most prestigious European business and finance magazine.
More
17.10.2006.
Stara Pazova, Pecinci to get funds from National Investment Plan
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said today that around €95,000 will be set aside from the National Investment Plan for schools in Stara Pazova and the procurement of 227 computers, additional funds will also be allocated for renovation and equipping of school premises. During the talk with representatives of the Slovak minority in Stara Pazova, Dinkic announced a salary increase for teachers and recalled that the agreement on the matter will be signed with union representatives on October 23.
More
17.10.2006.
Dinkic lays corner stone for new Henkel plant in Indjija
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic laid today a corner stone for Henkel's new plant in Indjija and visited construction works at a road that connects that municipality with the Novi Sad - Belgrade highway.
More
12.10.2006.
€12m from National Investment Plan goes for projects in Knjazevac
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic and Minister of Health Tomica Milosavljevic opened today in Knjazevac the reconstructed emergency unit at the local health centre and announced sizeable investments in Southeast Serbia.
More
11.10.2006.
€100 million to be invested in south of Serbia in 2007
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic announced today in Vlasotince that €100 million will be set aside for the development of 13 municipalities of the Jablanica and Pcinj districts in 2007. In a meeting with representatives of the 13 municipalities, Dinkic said that in 2007 Serbia will substantially increase the funding of its south, on condition that developmental projects of the Republic and local authorities are better coordinated and selected. The Minister announced that the Coordinating Body for municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja will receive €12 million, or twice as much as this year.
More
10.10.2006.
Results of economic reforms in Serbia presented to Japanese business delegation
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic expressed his opinion today he is convinced that foreign investments surpassing $3 billion this year will even grow larger during next year, and Japanese businessman will significantly contribute to that. Following the investment conference where results of economic reforms and investment opportunities in Serbia were presented to a Japanese business delegation, Japanese businessman will visit several locations in Vojvodina and the peripheries of Belgrade during their three-day stay in Serbia, and it is expected that major new business deals will be made, leading to more employment, Dinkic stressed.
More
9.10.2006.
€100 million to be allocated for state postal company from National Investment Plan
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic announced today that €100 million within the National Investment Plan will be allocated to the state postal operator, according to the agreement reached between the government and postal company PTT Srbija. Dinkic told at press conference that the government’s clause for this grant was that the funds should be spent for investing. The first part of the amount equating €42 million has already been paid out, while the rest will be transferred by June 30, 2007, Dinkic said.
More
4.10.2006.
Money laundering causes €400 mln damage per annum
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said at a conference on money laundering organised by OSCE Mission to Serbia that there were 145,000 registered transactions worth over €15,000 this year in Serbia, 526 of which have been marked as suspicious. Dinkic noted that only one verdict which is still not final has been brought out of 41 criminal charges against 47 persons and 14 indictments.
More
29.09.2006.
Awards of the Fund for Young Talents presented
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic presented today 231 awards from the Serbian Fund for Young Talents to students who won prizes at international and local competitions last year. At a ceremony held at the main parliament building, Dinkic said that 22 of these students won the highest awards at world and European competitions in various fields, but the greatest number of awards was from the field of natural sciences.
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