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Radovan Jelašić, Governor of the National Bank of Serbia |
 Dinar not Overrated
The protection of state reserves from the consequences of the world financial
crisis; the state budget; battling rising inflation; co-operation with world
financial institutions - these are just a few of the numerous activities that
Radovan Jelašić, Governor of Serbia’s central bank, the National Bank of Serbia
(NBS), has been occupied with over the last few months.
By Dejan Jeremic
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H.E. Christos Panagopoulos, Ambassador of the Hellenic Republic |
 Neighbourly Support
“I am confident that, as Serbia’s path towards the EU continues, at some point
in the near future Serbian citizens will no longer be under the obligation to
apply for Schengen visas.” Greece is both a Balkan country and an EU member.
Since the country became of full member of the then EC (now EU) back in 1981,
Greece has enjoyed consistent political stability and development, with economic
growth above the EU average since the mid-1990s. This month we speak to outgoing
Greek Ambassador to Serbia, H.E. Christos Panagopoulos, about Serbia’s own
progress towards the EU and other burning issues.
By Vladan Alimpijević
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Goran Marković, a director |
 A Journey Through Time
Goran Marković is one of Serbia and former Yugoslavia’s most popular directors. The beginning of October saw the opening night of the film “On the Road”, Marković`s first film for six years.
Just before the opening night, “On the Road” was chosen as the Serbian candidate for an Oscar, and at the World Film Festival it won two awards, one for the best direction and the FIPRESCI award for the best film as voted by the international panel.
By: Sonja Ćirić
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 Life with Stasi
Some say that close to 91,000 people worked for the Stasi in 1989, and that the
secret service had over 100,000 so-called unofficial associates, most of who
worked in East Germany. After the two Germanies united in 1991, the Law on Stasi
Documentation was passed, which provided an opportunity for German citizens to
see with their own eyes the files that the secret service had kept on them.
By: Žarka Radoja
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Large mushroom exhibition |
 Truffles are not profitable
“It is harder to become a member of our association than a member of the Government in Serbia.
We value expert knowledge and diligence, and our licence needs to be renewed every two years”, the President of the Association of Mushroom Growers of Serbia, Branislav Uzelac, says jokingly for CorD magazine.
By: Milovan Miličković
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