Xinhua, Belgrade :
Serbia needs to speed up its reform pace in order to be economically prepared to become a member of the European Union (EU) in the future, said Yana Mikhailova, president of the Foreign Investors Council (FIC) to Serbia here on Wednesday.
She made the remarks while summing up the findings of the latest White Book of investors, referring especially to tax administration, labor legislation and food safety.
Explaining the key points of the annual White Book to company and government representatives, Mikhailova said, in the past year Serbia made moderate progress in reforms “which ensured stability, but was not enough to fulfill the aims – sustainabl.
Serbia needs to speed up its reform pace in order to be economically prepared to become a member of the European Union (EU) in the future, said Yana Mikhailova, president of the Foreign Investors Council (FIC) to Serbia here on Wednesday.
She made the remarks while summing up the findings of the latest White Book of investors, referring especially to tax administration, labor legislation and food safety.
Explaining the key points of the annual White Book to company and government representatives, Mikhailova said, in the past year Serbia made moderate progress in reforms “which ensured stability, but was not enough to fulfill the aims – sustainabl.
