Strengthening judiciary and rule of law, reducing corruption, continuing expansion of e-government and improving administration, and fostering collaboration between public and private healthcare remain key reforms for business recovery in 2022 Businesses’ plans for growth are more positive than one […]
AmCham advocates transparency in the use of environmental funds and consistent application of the ‘polluter pays’ principle in collecting environmental revenues Nearly one-half of all AmCham member companies believe the Serbian development budget ought to earmark more funds for environmental […]
AmCham member companies believe economic recovery in 2021 would best be promoted by reforms to strengthen rule of law and judicial efficiency, make changes to legislation more predictable, optimize and digitalize public administration, create synergies between public and private healthcare, tackle the shadow economy, and streamline tax administration
Improving the work of the judiciary is a priority reform for 76% of respondents.
Labor availability is the biggest challenge for business development, with business climate assessments slightly worse than last year due to the failure to implement key reforms. Most AmCham member companies (78%) expect growth, while 61% plan to hire more people in 2020.
As the largest market in the region, Serbia enjoys the greatest benefit from the reduction of trade barriers – concluded the Trade Facilitation Conference: Progress Report, organized by AmCham and the USAID REG project in Serbia.
A roundtable on judicial practice in the area of labor law involving top representatives of the judiciary and the business sector has opened a series of discussions that will be organized by AmCham during 2019, with the support of the Ministry of Justice.
Seventy-nine per cent of AmCham members gave a stable grade of 3 to
the business environment in Serbia on a scale from 1 to 5. That is one of the conclusions of AmCham’s annual research to find keypriorities for improving the business environment in Serbia.
At a conference on the Illicit trade, organized by AmCham, the Global Illicit Trade Environment Index by The Economist Intelligence Unit was presented, as well as the Quarterly Monitor of the Economic faculty of the University of Belgrade.
At a Business Breakfast with representatives of the Customs Administration organized by AmCham and the USAID REG Project, participants had an opportunity to get to know more about work of the National Trade Facilitation body and also with the procedure of acquiring the status of the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO).
