5 October 2007
The purpose of the office will be to facilitate access to EU fund for Serbian companies.
"Our aim is to offer Erste Bank clients, but also other small and medium enterprises, help to come up with projects to apply for EU pre-accession financial support funds," coordinator with the bank, Mirjana Šakić, explained.
According to her, most Serbian companies are at present unprepared to compete for the funds without expert assistance.
"Our EU office will help local communities and entrepreneurs prepare projects and apply for subsidies and loans from the European funds," Šakić added.
Erste Bank will publish a monthly EU Monitor, set to deal with subjects related to Serbia's EU integration process and preparations undertaken by companies as they seek to meet EU standards.
The bank's PR, Gertruda Han, stressed that she hoped Serbian companies will utilize the opportunities offered by the EU funds in the right way.
"EU accession is not the only important thing, what matters is to make it into a good job," she said, and added that Erste Bank had its EU offices in Vienna, Prague, Budapest, Bratislava and Zagreb.
Source: EM Online
Updated with new pictures: June 10, 2007
There is a new page with images of Novi Sad Strand beach on Novi Sad Property website. We have taken lots of new pictures this year, so we decided to present you our beautifull beach on the Danube river (many people are saying that the Strand is the most beutiful beach on the Danube : ) on its own page, where we will add some additional info on Strand beach events and concerts during the hot Summer nights 2007.
What a wonderful day in Novi Sad was yesterday! Some 22 - 23 degrees Celsius had made lot of people to take a walk on the Petrovaradin fortress and enjoy this beautiful weather. Our 'Djava' was full of young couples blooming like the trees and flowers in spring. To see new pictures posted on Novi Sad blog, click here, or on the tumbnail image below
April 13, 2007 - 19:00, Vojvode Bojovica 13, Novi Sad
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Since April 7, 2007 tourist Blue Train has started its regular rides from Novi Sad port (on the Danube) to Strand beach and back. Price for ticket is 50 dinars (one way) and you can buy tickets in the train only. The Blue Train works from 10 in the morning until 8 in the evening everyday, except if rains heavily.
There are four stops either way, so if you start from the Strand first stop is by the water factory (Vodovod), next one is by the monument, and last is at the Novi Sad port.
Many parents with children took this train today afternoon (April 8, 2007), and there was a captain as well...
See more pictures by clicking on image below
Today, April 07 2007, electrical blue train has started its regular rides on Novosadski Kej. This train gives free ride to people going to Strand beach in the summer time, however you can take this train and enjoy greenery along the Danube river in Novi Sad.
Expect some pictures of the Blue Train soon...
As by our visitors request, we have posted some new photos both on this blog and Novi Sad Property website. Within a few days from today, April 1, 2007 expect loads of new pictures to be posted on both sites. We know that picture worth a 1000 words...
You can see pictures on this blog if you click here or,
see photo album on our Novi Sad property site by clicking here