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A new law will enable better conditions for investments in the energy sector, which will lead to Serbia

 

Director of the Office of Media Relations in Serbia, Milivoje Mihajlovic stated that at session the government adopted a Bill on energy and forwarded it to Serbian Parliament for adoption in emergency procedure.

At a press conference following the session, Mihajlovic explained that the document envisages reforms in the energy sector and is fully harmonised with European standards.

The law will enable better conditions for investments in the energy sector, which will lead to Serbia

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