Published: June 25, 2026 at 08:08 AM
Updated: June 25, 2026 at 08:08 AM
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Belgrade changes its budget again after revenue beats plan by RSD 9 billion
On June 25, the Belgrade City Assembly is considering a new 2026 budget rebalance, three and a half months after the previous one. According to Nikola Nikodijevic, the city has RSD 9 billion more revenue than planned; some money from projects that have not started is to be redirected to other city projects, while RSD 1.8 billion comes from Republic of Serbia transfers for joint projects.
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Belgrade Assembly today on a new budget rebalance because revenue is above plan
(Skupština Beograda danas o novom rebalansu budžeta jer su prihodi veći od planiranih)
N1 writes that the Belgrade City Assembly session starts on June 25 at 10:00, with a new 2026 city budget rebalance as the main item. Nikola Nikodijevic had earlier explained that the rebalance comes after three and a half months because revenue is RSD 9 billion above plan; the increase comes from better property-tax collection and sale of some property, while RSD 1.8 billion are Republic of Serbia transfers for joint projects. The agenda also includes the 2025 final budget account, approvals for rebalance of utility-company business programs, a change to the rule requiring the Finance Secretariat's prior opinion before procurements and works worth more than RSD 1 million, a report on the 2025 construction-land program, second changes to the 2026 construction-land program, and several detailed regulation plans, including Mirijevo, the zone between Bulevar heroja sa Kosara, Omladinskih brigada, and the rail corridor, blocks near Visnjicko polje, and the area around Juzni bulevar.
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