Siniša Mali, the First Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia, announced that next week Serbia will host the largest event as preparation for the Expo, representing the country’s biggest development opportunity. The construction of a new city in Surčin is planned, which will boost infrastructural development. A large number of countries have confirmed participation, and the event will attract important figures from around the world. Mali emphasized that the Expo will stimulate all economic sectors and announced new infrastructure projects, including highways and the Danube highway. The average salary in Serbia is planned to reach 1,000 euros by the end of the year, as part of a broader development plan.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the Expo as a chance for inclusive economic growth and infrastructure development that benefits all citizens. They highlight the potential for job creation and social progress, while also calling for transparency and environmental considerations in the new city development.
Center: Center-leaning sources report on the Expo as a major national event that will boost Serbia’s international profile and economic development. They focus on the government’s plans for infrastructure improvements and economic growth, presenting the Expo as a strategic opportunity for Serbia’s modernization.
Right: Right-leaning media stress the Expo as a symbol of national pride and Serbia’s rising status on the global stage. They highlight the leadership of Siniša Mali and the government’s achievements in economic growth, infrastructure, and increasing average salaries, framing the Expo as a success of current policies.
