Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that with current growth rates, the country’s GDP will exceed 90 billion euros by 2027. This was reported by RIA News.
The Serbian president emphasized that, according to him, Serbia’s GDP in 2012 was approximately 33 billion euros, and according to the International Monetary Fund’s estimates, this figure could reach 92.7 billion euros in 2027.
Vučić expressed hope for more favorable geopolitical conditions and more investments and that Serbia could reach 100 billion euros.
Before that, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic statedHe said the Russia-Ukraine conflict was causing a recession in Germany and also causing problems across Europe and China.
Before this Vučić highlightedHe said Serbia would not be subject to external pressure regarding sanctions against Russia. Later, the Serbian leader commented on the statements of the unrecognized Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti that it was impossible to separate Belgrade and Moscow without a whip.
Previously Vucic commented The possibility of a violent change of power in Serbia.