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Serbian Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic announced planned budget cuts of approximately 214m euros.
Dinkic announced that the Serbian government will soon form a public company that will be in charge of conducting such projects. Share Page.
Serbian Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic announced the JTI deal last week.[File].
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Economy Minister Mladjan Dinkic announced that the World Bank approved a 134m-euro loan for Serbia.[Getty Images].
Serbia has sold more than 98 per cent of the Senta Tobacco Industry to Japan Tobacco International(JTI) for 27.5m euros,Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic announced last week.
Serbian Economy Minister Mladjan Dinkic announced on Tuesday(July 8th) that 390 state-owned companies would undergo privatisation by the end of October.
Serbia will officially approach the Paris Club creditors with a request for a $1 billion debt writeoff, Serbian Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic announced during his official visit to Greece.
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Eleven foreign candidates have sent letters of interest in the privatisation of Vojvodjanska Banka,Serbia's fifth largest in terms of assets, Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic announced.
Serbian Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic announced the nomination of former tax administration chief Aleksandar Radovic as a new special controller of the finances of the Serbia-Montenegro Defence Ministry.
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Mladjan Dinkic announced today, at his first press conference as the new Finance Minister, that the Ministry of Finance is to submit the 2004 Draft Budget to the Serbian Government till the end of next week.
BylawsBudget funds for pensions, premiums, andallowances providedSerbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic announced today that the July pensions, due to be paid on September 25, will be higher by 5.13 percent on the average.
Dinkic announced that the talks will take place in early October when the IMF mission arrives in Belgrade, and added that, unlike the previous sessions, this year's session of the IMF and World Bank was marked by big investors and leading international banks' interest in Serbia.
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.
PTT Srbija therefore became the owner of all Mobtel's equipment. Dinkic announced that the licence for the other mobile operator, as well as Mobtel's equipment and the user subscription database will be publicly auctioned, and the entire process should be concluded by end-July.
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BylawsNordic countries show interest to invest in SerbiaSerbian Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic announced tonight that a memorandum of understanding would be signed next month with the Nordic Investment Bank."For the first time Nordic countries are showing a stronger interest to invest in Serbia, and we expect to sign a memorandum on understanding, which would ensure such investments", specified Mr. Dinkic in a telephone statement to Beta news agency.
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At a press conference following the signing of the contract, Dinkic announced that as of February 1, housing loans will be approved to couples under 45 years of age with net monthly salaries up to 100,000 dinars.
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Bylaws€30 million tobe set aside for science in next year and a halfSerbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic announced today on his visit to the Institute for Physics in Zemun that €30 million will be set aside during the next year and a half for the institute's scientific and research work, promoting innovations and building science parks.
Minister Dinkic also announced that the state will increase its share in the National Savings Bank, saying that he assumes this will be done on the basis of property of ex ZOP(Accountancy and Payment Bureau) used by that Bank.
Minister Dinkic also announced adoption of the Law on Guarantee fund and National Corporation for housing loan insurance, which should enable more favourable conditions for credit raising."Bearing in mind legal insecurity, which is not easily eliminated on short notice, we have to develop mechanisms for bank loans insurance, in the first place for insurance of loans for development of small and middle sized enterprises.