CEBAC

 A Unified Voice for European Businesses in Serbia

The Council of European Business Associations and Chambers (CEBAC) is a strategic alliance designed to strengthen the economic bond between European investors and the Serbian market. Comprised of 15 bilateral chambers and business associations, CEBAC represents a collective network of over 2,000 companies that serve as the backbone of Serbia’s international trade. 

Mission and Strategic Advocacy

CEBAC was established to ensure that trade and investment between Europe and Serbia remain a dynamic, two-way street. The council focuses on three core pillars:

  • Policy Advocacy: Acting as a single, influential voice to engage with government authorities on improving the legal, institutional, and competitive framework for business.

  • Sustainability & Innovation: Leading the transition toward a circular economy and digital transformation through dedicated committees.

  • Market Connectivity: Creating high-level networking platforms and summits to facilitate direct partnerships between European enterprises and local Serbian businesses.

By participating in CEBAC initiatives, our members benefit from:

  1. Direct Influence: A seat at the table during discussions regarding new business regulations and trade laws.

  2. Strategic Intelligence: Early access to information regarding international standards, green energy transitions, and trade policies.

  3. Expanded Networking: Participation in exclusive pan-European business events and specialized economic summits.

CEBAC Strategic Committees

Committees serve as specialized hubs where industry experts from across the network collaborate to solve challenges and shape the future of Serbian economy.

1. ESG Committee

Purpose: To guide companies through the green transition. This committee focuses on aligning local operations with EU sustainability standards, specifically helping members prepare for regulations like the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It promotes ethical governance and sustainable supply chains.

2. HR Committee

Purpose: To tackle the evolving labor market in Serbia. This group addresses talent acquisition, employee retention strategies, and the modernization of labor laws. It serves as a platform for HR professionals to share best practices in diversity, inclusion, and workforce development.

3. Digital Committee

Purpose: To drive the digital transformation of the economy. This committee focuses on cybersecurity, data compliance, and the integration of AI and it’s socio-economic impact.

4. Transport and Logistics Committee

Purpose: To optimize Serbia’s position as a European supply chain hub. The Committee focuses on advocating for advanced infrastructure and the alignment of standards, the committee drives the development of regional logistics and fosters more efficient trade between Serbia and the European Union.

5. Infrastructure and Construction Committee

Purpose: To support the massive physical development of the region. This committee tracks large-scale projects, advocating for transparent tendering processes, modern building standards, and the use of innovative, eco-friendly construction materials.

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