The Foreign Trade Chamber of Bosnia and Herzegovina (VTK BiH), BiH Exports Promotion Agency (BHEPA) in cooperation with the FIRMA Consortium organize a visit of 7 companies from BiH to the major furniture fair in UK, the INTERIORS NEC 2011
Average net monthly earnings for November 2010 were 8.0% higher than for October 2010, which is mostly due to extra payments such as 13th month payments and Christmas bonuses. Higher average monthly earnings for November 2010 mostly due to higher extra payments.
On January 26, the CEO of Croatia Airlines, Srećko Šimunović, will hold talks with the acting CEO of Jat Airways, Vladimir Ognjenović, in Belgrade. Ognjenović states that the two will hold talks in regards to possible new flights between Belgrade and the Croatian coast.
On 1 January 2011 the total number of monetary financial institutions (MFIs) in the euro area stood at 7,865. There is a net decrease of 211 units (2.6%) in comparison with the situation a year ago. The decline was spread across the whole of the euro area.
The dual circulation period ended on Friday 14 January and the euro is now the only currency that is legal tender in Estonia. The changeover was very smooth and successful. No major problems were encountered and banks, post offices and retailers were coping well with the extra workload.
Subscriptions to Greek Piraeus Bank’s (BOPr.AT) 12-for-5 rights issue began on Monday with rights to the share offering starting trade at 1.51 euros each. Greece’s fourth-largest lender is seeking raise 807 million euros ($1.1 billion) to strengthen its balance sheet and be better able to cope with recession and the country’s debt crisis.
With polls showing Serbia support for EU integration declining slightly, experts say that the economic situation at home and abroad is largely to blame. Political Science Professor Zoran Stojiljkovic thinks that the global economic crisis has made people think that the EU is not an ideal place to live.
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