Belgrade recently hosted the Ministerial Summit within the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI). The event marked the adoption of the Belgrade Ministerial Declaration on AI regulation, officially unvailed yesterday. The document concurrently positions Serbia and the Slovak Republic as co-chairs of the GPAI for 2025. The Declaration aims to lay the foundation for the further development and regulation of artificial intelligence globally. It encompasses all sectors of society: governments, private and academic sectors, civil society, and individuals. The document further underscores a commitment to innovation, human rights, and the ethical, inclusive, and sustainable application of artificial intelligence. Core Highlights […]
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In addition to numerous novelties and changes in Serbian legislation, the beginning of this year was also marked by the legal regulation of archiving materials and similar documentation, which attracted significant attention. The new Archival Material and Archival Activity Act (the “Act“) is not only an important step towards improving the protection of archival material and regulating archival activity but also towards developing awareness of the importance of preservation of archival material, since that helps “protect” the history of our country. Until recently Serbia did not have a specific act that would comprehensively regulate the issue of archival material and […]
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The rule according to which business entities will have to register invoices1 issued to entities in the public sector is set to enter into force on March 1, 2018. Business entities will be obliged to register the invoices with the Central Registry of Invoices whose management has been entrusted to the Treasury of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Serbia, and if they fail to carry out the registration they will not be able to settle their claims and may even be charged with a misdemeanor. This obligation is envisaged in the Amendments to the Late Payments in […]
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