BLOOMBERG / G.Filipovic and J.Gomez
"Ten years after Slobodan Milosevic’s March 31 arrest for war crimes, citizens are still waiting for authorities to make good on promises to create jobs, stamp out corruption and build trust in the Balkan nation’s institutions. No cabinet since Milosevic’s ouster has lasted four years, the government is struggling to sell state assets, borrowing costs are the highest in Europe and entry into the 27-nation bloc is years away."
Serbia's per capita GDP was only $5,260 last year...vs $13,527 in Croatia... and $38,600 in Germany.
“Citizens are most afraid of uncertainty and have reached a high level of distrust,” said an analyst. “People are unhappy because of a sense of injustice.”
( Pictured: PM Mirko Cvetkovic)
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01 April 2011
11 January 2011
SERBIA/ UKRAINE: PM Says WTO Talks With Kyiv Are Tough Sledding.
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Serbian PM Mirko Cvetkovic (pictured) will visit visit Kyiv to win Ukraine’s consent for membership in the WTO.
Belgrade applied for WTO membership in 2005 but its efforts have lagged.
“Talks with Ukraine have not been smooth for any country, so Ukraine will remain the last country that we need to see how to reach the agreement,” said Cvetkovic.
The government also is negotiating with Brasil, Switerland and El Salvador, and may sign an agreement with Canada by the end of this month,
Serbian PM Mirko Cvetkovic (pictured) will visit visit Kyiv to win Ukraine’s consent for membership in the WTO.
Belgrade applied for WTO membership in 2005 but its efforts have lagged.
“Talks with Ukraine have not been smooth for any country, so Ukraine will remain the last country that we need to see how to reach the agreement,” said Cvetkovic.
The government also is negotiating with Brasil, Switerland and El Salvador, and may sign an agreement with Canada by the end of this month,
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