UNICEF in Serbia and the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia have begun preparations for the implementation of the seventh cycle of the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS). The seventh cycle of MICS in Serbia, including field implementation, will be conducted during 2025.

Prices of goods and services used for personal consumption in May 2025 in relation to April 2025 increased by 0.2% on average.

Producer prices of agricultural and fishing products in April 2025, compared to the same month of 2024 were increased by 5.2% average.

The Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia, with financial assistance from the European Union, is implementing the EU4SORS project - Development of Modern Statistical System, with Special Focus on Decision Making Support System at Local Level (DMSS LL). 

Branko Josipović, Acting Director of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia, participated in the session of the Council for Coordination of Activities and Measures for GDP Growth, which was held today at the Government of the Republic of Serbia. 

Based on statistical and other current indicators, the Council analyzes the results of all branches of the economy every month and continuously works on measures that affect GDP growth.

The total number of passenger road motor vehicles that entered the Republic of Serbia in the first quarter 2025 increased by 3.9%, compared to the same period of the previous year. The number of vehicles registered in our country increased by 6.1%, while the number of vehicles registered abroad increased by 2.0%. Among foreign vehicles, the largest number was registered in Germany, 6.2%, Austria, 4.2%, and Hungary, 3.7%.

Total damages in state forests of the Republic of Serbia in 2024, expressed in timber volume, amounted to 181 544 m3, out of which, about 37 600 m3 were damages caused by man.

Out of the total number of first time registered road motor vehicles and trailers in the first quarter of 2025, produced in 2025, relative to the total number of registered vehicles, buses are the most frequent (38.6%), while the smallest share goes to special purpose vehicles (2.6%).