DOES SERB'S POLITICAL ELITE DISGUISE ITS INCOMPETENCE BY INSOLENCE?

Nebojša Katić: About the lazy nation and
stable public finances  

By Nebojša KATIĆ

Nebojša Katić was born in 1955 in the town of Valjevo, Serbia. As an independent business consultant he has been living and working in London since 1992. His “corporate” life has been tied exclusively to the Belgrade’s “Energoprojekt” in which he was, inter alia, CFO of work organization “Energoprojekt-Energodata” and CFO of the holding company “Energoprojekt”. He has finished elementary school “Drinka Pavlović” in Belgrade, then the Fifth Belgrade’s High School, and obtained the master's degree at the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade. .

Serbia's drama isn’t in inaction and laziness of its citizens, but in an incompetence, unprofessionalism and the miserable quality of its clueless political, and not just the political elite.

Working Meeting of Nordic Business Alliance and 
Prime-minister Aleksandar Vučić

Shattering outmoded and fossilized democratic principles by which people evaluate the government, not the other way around, the Prime Minister of Serbia, this time in presence of Nordic businessmen, for the umpteenth time, publicly criticized the nation.
Between the situation in which Serbia is in, at present, and Scandinavian-like happy future stands the interference of unadventurous people who have lost work habits and have not learned to be entrepreneurs. According to the Prime Minister's estimate, it takes about a hundred years to change the mentality of the citizens and to get closer to Nordic (Protestant) one, which the prime minister so often and so publicly admires.
It isn’t clear on what basis the prime minister drew conclusions that he showed, nor whether he performed alone or somebody helped him, but the facts do not suit him.