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Procurement exemptions reach nearly €7.1 billion, 47% of Serbia’s market

Serbia awarded €7.05 billion in public-procurement contracts outside ordinary tender rules in 2025, equal to 47% of its €15 billion market. The European Commission says procurement rules remain broadly aligned with EU standards but are still circumvented through agreements and special laws.

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