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CEVES i Platforma Održivi razvoj za sve
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CEVES Joins the Global Forum for National Advisory Bodies on Sustainable Development Goals on behalf of the Platform „Sustainable Development for All“

On behalf of the Platform „Sustainable Development for All,“ in June 2023, CEVES joined the esteemed Global Forum for National Advisory Bodies on Sustainable Development Goals. As a member of the Global Forum, CEVES will, on behalf of the Platform, actively participate in international discussions and knowledge exchange on sustainable development, share contributions developed within the Platform, as well as acquired experiences and lessons learned.

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Radionica o održivom razvoju za poslovni sektor
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Sustainable Development: Strengthening the Capacities of the Business Sector – Workshops in Three Serbian Cities

In order to connect key local partners, namely representatives of the private sector and local communities, on the path to achieving green transformation, the 2030 Agenda and sustainable development goals, as well as to empower the private sector on the path of green transformation by familiarizing them with upcoming obligations and opportunities, CEVES organized workshops „Sustainable Development: Strengthening the Capacities of the Business Sector” in three Serbian cities.

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Ekonomista Lazar Ivanović govori na Bloomberg Adria.
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Ivanović: Exports to Russia are growing, domestic companies are using the global situation

„High exports to Russia have been recorded, which shows that our companies are using the global situation to do business in this country, although there is a great geopolitical risk given the Western sanctions,“ said Lazar Ivanović, an economist at CEVES, as a guest on Bloomberg Adria. 

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Nemanja Šormaz govori na panel diskusiji
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Šormaz: Serbia's business environment is more favorable for large foreign companies than for domestic SMEs

The favorable business environment is mainly set up and adapted for larger foreign companies, and domestic small and medium-sized enterprises do not enjoy it. Also, after 10 years of focus on attracting foreign investment, the question of the further economic profitability of certain measures is justifiably raised – primarily subsidies aimed at employment, in a situation where unemployment in Serbia has been reduced to a reasonable level, and the lack of adequate staff is becoming the number one problem for both foreign and domestic companies,“ said CEVES Director Nemanja Šormaz at a panel discussion organized by the German-Serbian Chamber of Commerce.

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CEVES Bilten maj 2026 - Ekonomski izazovi
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