emg home
PACE President to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina FYROM: Gasoline, diesel prices increase Greece:ADM to acquire Skaramangas Olli Rehn: More measures to cut Greek deficit Croatia's GDP falls 4.4% in Q4 2009 Prime Minister Kosor and executives from timber companies hold meeting Prime Minister Kosor receives Regional Leader 2009 Award ZagrebDox starts in Zagreb Kosor to meet Putin in Moscow today Bulgarian FinMin concerned over possible funds outflow to Greek banks Bianor wins Innovative Enterprise of the Year Prize RS Gov't does not accept OHR's listing of state property Belgrade Stock Exchange in a state of hibernation Fiat Group share in Italy down to 31% in February Karadzic begins opening statement before Hague Tribunal LTG Miletic in USA Konuzin on security in Europe Kouchner says compromise necessary for Kosovo Foreign banks stressed their commitment to the Serbian market over the long term Hybrid cars to be delivered to Ministry of Environment Djelic, Mirel to meet February retail prices, services up 0.7% on average New measures to secure €1.3bn for economy Ejup Ganic arrested at London airport German companies interested in investing in Serbia First joint Serbian-EU body to be founded Dacic to visit Norway Dinkic to head delegation to Algeria Djelic: EIB to grant EUR 200 mln loan for science development FBiH: Serbs do not have equal rights USA urges for protection of SPC sacral buildings Oliver Ivanovic met with Head of UNMIK Lamberto Zannier Michael Davenport has been appointed the new UK ambassador to Serbia Cvetkovic, Dinkic present 200 mattresses to flood victims in Zajecar EULEX welcomes establishment of Task Force on Anti-Corruption
RSS

News Archive

Novi Sad, Kraljevo i Valjevo to receive credit rating

01. March 2010. | 06:13

Source: limun.hr

Novi Sad, Kraljevo and Valjevo will be the first local government units to receive credit rating of the international agency Moody’s.

Novi Sad, Kraljevo and Valjevo will be the first local government units to receive credit rating of the international agency Moody’s.

The units have proven to be the best places for creditors and investor and will receive their ratings by June 2010, United States Agency for International Development (USAID) said in its statement.

Sixteen Serbia’s towns and communities took part in the competition for ratings .

State Secretary at the Serbian Ministry of Finances Slobodan Ilic said that this day was a turning point for Serbia, since from now on local government units would be transparent and able to convince investors that they were a reliable partner.

Development of all local communities is crucial for Serbia, and the quality of local government proves that small communities in Serbia are worth investing in, Head of USAID mission to Serbia Michael Harvey said.

Share:

Del.icio.us
Digg
My Web
Facebook
Newsvine

Enter text:

<<

01. March - 07. March 2010.

>>