Serbia to limit sale of agricultural land to foreigners
Serbia is the only country that has taken on the obligation of liberalising the agricultural land market and permitting its sale to foreigners prior to joining the European Union
Serbia is the only country that has taken on the obligation of liberalising the agricultural land market and permitting its sale to foreigners prior to joining the European Union
Crédit Agricole Bank, the strongest French bank and the leading partner of the French economy, participates in the Economic Forum of Serbia in Paris that is going to be held on 15th September and which is aimed to present the economic and investment potential of Serbia.
On 25 November 2014, the Serbian Parliament adopted a new law on financing of agricultural production in Serbia. The law, promoted by the Ministry of Agriculture, will help farmers access finance in a pre-harvest period.
On August 22 Serbia made it clear that it will abide by the the EU recommendation not to introduce special measures to boost the export of its food products to the Russian market, but that it will not obstruct it either.
Farmers in Kula, Serbia have made formal complaints about an Abu Dhabi company, Al Rawafed Agriculture, which is trying to acquire land.
The harvest is nearly complete and the country will have enough wheat for its needs and export, even though the average yield is somewhat lower than last year.
In 2013, the EU member countries issued 19 announcements and warnings, through the RASFF (Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed), regarding goods originating from Serbia, and two reports since the start of this year.
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