In 2008, the Serbian Government signed a Stabilization and Association Agreement with the EU, adopting a timeframe for the gradual removal of trade barriers.

In 2009 , the Republic of Serbia adopted the Law on Planning and Construction (("Official Gazette of Republic of Serbia", no. 72/2009 and 81/2009) ) inter alia aiming to legalise the privatization procedure of state-owned construction land through the conversion of the right to use the land into an ownership right.

The legal concept of the right of use of constructible land in Serbia came about as a consequence of the nationalisation of constructible land in the 1950s and 1960s.

These changes could diminish the value of investors' acquired companies in Serbia.

In general, the Serbian Agricultural Land Act ("ALA") envisages granting the use of agricultural land, free of charge, to state-owned subjects, or, in instances where particular plots ..

Ever since Serbia's Stabilisation and Association Agreement with the EU entered into force in September 2013, Serbian media have paid significant attention to the country's obligations...