With its favorable geostrategic position, Serbia is an attractive destination for attracting large investments. The arrival of multinational companies to our country, but also the range of products initiated or realized in the past few years, are a good sign for all foreign investors. The opening of highways and the construction of new ones, the reconstruction of railways and investments in water and air transport, are important requirements for efficient operations of all participants in the... more

Good infrastructure as main requirement for development of economy – Faster, Farther and More Efficient by Land, Water and Air
Business people, experts and representatives of state authorities agree that, without a developed infrastructure, the society cannot develop either. Large infrastructure projects are important for companies which operate in the sector of transport and logistics. They have a direct impact on the... more

Efficient logistics is a prerequisite for the competitiveness and survival of logistics companies – Biggest challenges coming from the market
Developed infrastructure is an important prerequisite for efficient operations of all participants in the chain of transport and logistics. However, companies which operate in this segment also face numerous challenges and problems. As Milorad Kilibarda, a professor at the Faculty of Transport and... more

Serbia loses up to EUR 3 billion due to poor condition of railways and slowed down cargo traffic – Rail cargo transport looking at long years of recovery
The first cargo train from China arrived to Serbia in late October, delivering over 500 tons of equipment, which will be used in the construction of the high-speed railway between Belgrade and Budapest. As the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure says, in the 1990s, only a few... more

Investments driving development of water transport – Projects worth EUR 480 million
By November 20, 2019, a total of 11.9 million tons of goods was reloaded on Serbian rivers, and it is expected that, by the end of the year, a figure of 13 million tons of cargo will be reached, according to the data of the Port Governance Agency. As they say, there are currently 11 cargo ports on... more

"The Small Schengen" – An opportunity for the free flow of goods and shorter delays at border crossings
One of the biggest problems faced by companies active in transport and logistics are delays on border crossings. At the meeting recently held at the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia, it was said that an average delay for freight trucks on border crossings was around five hours. The conclusion was that... more