Serbia currency
The Serbian dinar has been the official currency of the Serbian Republic since 2003 AD, and the issuance of this currency came after the issuance of many different currencies during the nineties of the twentieth century, which was issued by the Republic after the collapse of the Yugoslav Federation in 1991 AD, which caused hyperinflation in the Serbian country, and the process is organized Serbian is governed by the National Bank of Serbia, which is a central banking institution in the country, in addition to many commercial banks, savings and loan institutions in the country.
Information about the Serbian economy
Serbian exports rank 56 among exports in the world, and in 2016 the Serbian gross domestic product amounted to 37.7 billion dollars, and the share of each Serb was 14.5 thousand dollars, and the total value of exports was 14.9 billion dollars, including: cars, insulated wires, and rubber tires, And electric motors, and corn, which were exported to many countries, including: Italy, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, and Russia. As for the imports, they were diversified at a value of $ 19.2 billion, such as: vehicle spare parts, crude oil, cars, and packaged medicines, which come Most are from Germany, Italy, Hungary, Turkey and Poland.
Information about Serbia
Some of the general information about the state of Serbia include the following:
- Serbia gained sovereignty and independence from Turkey in 1878 AD.
- Serbia shares borders with 8 countries: Macedonia, Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, Hungary, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- The population of the Serbian state is 7,276,604 people, and 94 Serbs live in every square kilometer, according to 2012 statistics.
- Serbia covers an area of 77,474 km2 On the continent of Europe, it is the 118th country in the world in terms of land area.
- The city of Belgrade is the capital of the Republic of Serbia, and it is inhabited by 1,273,651 people, and it is the political center of the Republic.
