All publications by tag «SERBIA»
2026, February, 25, 07:50:00
RUSSIA, SERBIA NUCLEAR COOPERATION
Rosatom later reported that in meetings on Monday, Likhachev also held talks with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić "during which they discussed expanding cooperation in nuclear energy, attracting Serbian companies to Rosatom's international projects, and training Serbian applicants in nuclear fields at Russian universities".
2022, May, 31, 13:20:00
СОТРУДНИЧЕСТВО РОССИИ, СЕРБИИ
Россия и далее будет бесперебойно поставлять природный газ в Сербию.
2021, December, 10, 14:55:00
RUSSIA'S NUCLEAR FOR SERBIA
The framework agreement was signed in Moscow today by Rosatom Overseas President Yevgeny Pakermanov and Nenad Popović, Serbian Minister without Portfolio in charge of Innovation and Technological Development and president of the Intergovernmental Committee for Cooperation with Russia.
2021, August, 27, 11:40:00
SERBIA ENERGY INVESTMENT €17 BLN
Serbia also intends to fund gas, solar and wind power projects.
2021, August, 4, 12:15:00
RENEWABLES FOR SERBIA 1 GW
Serbia’s installed capacity stood at 8 GW at the end of 2020, with 52% of coal and 39% of hydro.
2021, June, 9, 12:20:00
ГАЗПРОМ ДЛЯ СЕРБИИ: +125%
Отмечен рост объема закупаемого республикой газа «Газпрома» в 2021 году. За первые пять месяцев он увеличился на 125,9% относительно аналогичного периода 2020 года.
2021, February, 3, 12:20:00
SERBIA ENERGY INVESTMENT $12 BLN
The main priority for the government is the construction of medium-sized and large hydropower plants because they will provide sustainable energy during the energy transition period, she noted.
2020, August, 28, 14:50:00
SERBIA'S GDP WILL DOWN 3%
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Serbia’s real GDP is projected to contract by 3 percent in 2020 and is expected recover next year with growth at 6 percent.
2019, December, 20, 09:55:00
SERBIA'S GDP UP 3.5-4.0%
Serbia's economic growth is projected at 3.5 percent in 2019 and 4 percent in 2020, with negative contributions from the external environment offset by strong domestic demand.
2019, October, 16, 12:00:00
SERBIA'S GDP UP 4%
Hungary's economy is expected to finish 2019 on a strong footing, growing well above 4 percent.