VUCIC: IMF projects growth of 10.2% in the next three years for Serbia

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has stated that the projections of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are that the overall economic growth of Serbia in the next three years, this plus the next two, will be 10.2%.

Vucic stated that it would be the best growth in Europe.

Compared to the IMF projections for other countries, Vucic said that North Macedonia would have an economic growth of 4.3%, Albania 3.8%, Romania 2.5%, BiH 2.1%, Bulgaria 3.6%, the whole East Europe 2.2%, the Kosovo territory 1.7%, Slovenia 1.5%, Hungary 1.5%, Croatia 0.7% and Montenegro -3.3%.

He points out that, by the end of 2022, Serbia will be ahead of Croatia by EUR 3.5 billion and ahead of Montenegro by another EUR 5 billion.

In order to realize this result, Vucic points out that the country will have to improve in all spheres of social life.

Predsedništvo Republike Srbije

Međunarodni monetarni fond-MMF Beograd

Aleksandar Vučić

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