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Serbia: Electricity prices will  not increase in May

The prices of electricity and natural gas in Serbia will not increase in May, according to Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Djedovic.

She said that the allegations that the price increases had been postponed due to the elections were not true, adding that, at the talks with the International Monetary Fund in November, it was concluded that no electricity and gas price increase was necessary in May. The increase in energy prices had been previously envisaged in the arrangement with the IMF.

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