AmCham Serbia inputs for ongoing policy issues

In addition to efforts implemented within seven AmCham Advocacy Committees, here you can find additional information on activities related to various policy issues

1. Ad hoc initiatives

a. Real Estate Issues

AmCham comments on Draft Decree on Determining Compensation for Conversion, 13-01-2010 - Serbian
AmCham comments on Rulebook - Construction Site Closure, 11-01-2010 - Serbian
AmCham comments on Rulebook - Professional Exam, 11-01-2010 - Serbian
AmCham comments on Rulebook - Construction Sign, 11-01-2010 - Serbian
AmCham comments on Rulebook - Location Permit, 11-01-2010 - Serbian
Real Estate group for drafting by-laws to the new Law on Planning and Construction 
Law on Planning and Construction - English
Interaction between Environmental regime  (IPPC) and new Real Estate regulations

b. AmCham comments on Draft Law on Internal Trade 13-11-2009 - Serbian

c. Interaction between Environmental regime  (IPPC) and new Real Estate regulations

 2. The National Competitiveness Council

Please click here to download the following documents:

• Conclusion containing first package of measures for improvement of Serbia's competitiveness in 2010, adopted by the Government of Republic of Serbia on January 21, 2010
• AmCham input for Labour Market 17-11-2009 - Serbian
• AmCham input for Goods Market 17-11-2009 - Serbian
• AmCham input for Public Administration 17-11-2009 - Serbian
• AmCham input for Infrastructure 17-11-2009 - Serbian

3. AmCham inputs for the Guillotine project*

In this section, you can find the relevant documents in both Serbian and English containing AmCham input to the Guillotine project, specifically comments and suggestions on: Corporate Income Tax Law, General Collective Agreement (GCA), Labor Law, Foreign Exchange (FX) Law (including comments on the proposed Draft), and Draft Law on medicines and medical devices. 

*Guillotine project: The "Guillotine" or "SRP" project (World Bank project, working within the Ministry of Economy and Regional Development) deals with removing unnecessary and inefficient regulations with the aim to improve the business environment, reduce legal uncertainty and increase competitiveness of the local economy. More about the project at http://www.srp.gov.rs/srp.

4. Bilateral meeting between AmCham and Prime Minister Cvetkovic, July 15, 2009*

AmCham delegation met with high representatives of the Government of Serbia with aim to open dialogue and discuss the most important challenges that business sector faces. Please, click here for the relevant document presented by AmCham to Prime Minister Cvetković. (Click here for photo gallery)

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