Serbian Government Allocates 350 Million Dinars to Support Fire-Affected Citizens

According to the statement, the government adopted a Decision on the Formation of the Commission for Damage Recovery Resulting from Fires in the Republic of Serbia.

The commission’s mandate is to monitor the situation and direct efforts toward both mitigating the consequences of the fires and preventing potential damage from future fire outbreaks.

"The Commission’s tasks include collecting and systematizing damage data across all sectors, coordinating the development of aid and recovery programs, determining priorities, responsible parties, necessary equipment, timelines, required funding, and all other data essential for efficiently addressing and alleviating the consequences of the fires that struck Serbia in July 2025," the government emphasized.

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It was further stated that the commission will collaborate with all relevant bodies, organizations, and local government units affected by the fires. Technical and administrative support will be provided by the Ministry for Public Investments, whose minister also serves as the commission’s chair.

Finance Minister Sinisa Mali stated that the Commission for Damage Recovery has already held its first meeting, and one of its primary tasks will be to collect damage reports.

"This means that affected citizens will receive funds for the reconstruction of their homes as quickly as possible, as well as for compensating damage to agricultural and livestock holdings. Right now, our absolute priority is helping people, and that will remain the case until the very last household is restored. Citizens will not be left alone in this - we will overcome everything together", Mali concluded.
 

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