SEE agencies to attract tourists with Tito tour. “Tito’s Myth” is the first joint product that travel agencies from Southeast Europe will offer in order to attract tourists from third countries. The project will be launched next year, with Macedonia also involving the image of Mother Teresa in the tour. “We sought for a product. Read more…
Serbia presented with a project to build a cogeneration plant powered by biomass. A project to build a cogeneration plant powered by biomass in Serbia, which will serve the needs of remote heating system in Senta and produce green electricity, has been presented in the Town Hall of Senta. This presentation was attended by State. Read more…
BiH and Macedonia airports recorded strong passenger growth in April. Both Skopje, FYR Macedonia, and Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzovina, recorded strong passenger growth in April, with numbers in both cities surging over 10%. Skopje Alexander the Great Airport handled 74.381 passengers, up 12.3% compared to the same month last year. Macedonia’s second international airport, Ohrid,. Read more…
Bad bank operational in June. Prime Minister Alenka Bratušek told MPs during questions time in parliament on Monday that she believed the first non-performing loans of Slovenian banks could be transferred to the bad bank as early as in June. The estimated value of bad loans to be transferred from Slovenia’s three biggest banks is. Read more…
Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro seek to reduce roaming fees. A meeting will be held in Skopje in July of representatives of Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro on the possible reduction of roaming fees. The initiative, according to Macedonian press reports, came from the Agency for Electronic Communications of Macedonia (Aek), and the meeting will also be attended. Read more…
Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro seek to reduce roaming fees. A meeting will be held in Skopje in July of representatives of Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro on the possible reduction of roaming fees. The initiative, according to Macedonian press reports, came from the Agency for Electronic Communications of Macedonia (Aek), and the meeting will also be attended. Read more…
Croatian companies consider to move their production towards east. Some of the biggest Croatian companies could move their production out of the EU when the country joins the European Union on 1 July. Macedonian news agency MINA speculates that Croatian companies that have markets in the former Yugoslav republics consider such a move. The same. Read more…
Domestic production, ACA: Exports have increased 40%. Albanian farmers have increased the produce of seasonal products and have started exports. This increase in produce has decreased vegetable prices in markets, and at the same time has increased the demand of neighboring countries for Albanian exports. This year, it is expected a 40% increase of exports. Read more…