Finance Minister Siniša Mali announced today that Serbia’s budget currently holds 740 billion dinars, with all budgetary payments being made on time. In response to opposition criticisms in the Serbian Parliament about the government’s economic management and alleged unnecessary borrowing, Mali emphasized the government’s commitment to maintaining liquidity to support both citizens and the economy.
“We aim to ensure we are sufficiently liquid to assist our citizens and businesses, who should feel they can rely on their state,” Mali stated. He also noted that Serbia is among the top five fastest-growing economies in Europe.
“We are currently constructing nine highways and expressways, unemployment is at its lowest level ever, and foreign direct investment is the highest in the region,” Mali added.
