The main topic of the article is Serbia’s preparations for Expo 2027 in Belgrade, which will be the largest event ever organized in the country, with a large number of participants and delegates from various countries. Siniša Mali, the First Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia, emphasizes the importance of this event for enhancing bilateral cooperation in economy, politics, culture, and sports. He also announces infrastructure projects such as the opening of new highways and increases in salaries and pensions. Additionally, the formation of a child support fund is mentioned, which will help in paying child support in cases of parental irresponsibility, as well as support for young people through loans for purchasing their first apartments. These measures are part of a broader strategy for development and improving the living standards of Serbian citizens.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the social benefits of the announced economic measures, such as the increase in salaries and pensions, and the establishment of the alimentacioni fond (child support fund) as a step towards social justice and support for vulnerable families. They highlight the Expo 2027 as an opportunity for inclusive economic development and international cooperation.
Center: Center-leaning sources report on the Expo 2027 preparations and economic measures in a balanced manner, focusing on the factual announcements by government officials. They present the infrastructure projects, salary and pension increases, and the child support fund as part of the government’s development agenda, without strong ideological framing.
Right: Right-leaning media focus on the economic growth potential and national pride associated with hosting Expo 2027. They emphasize the government’s efforts in infrastructure development and attracting international investment. The increase in salaries and pensions is portrayed as a result of successful economic policies. The alimentacioni fond is seen as a practical solution to social issues without excessive government intervention.
