Where is Serbia?

Serbia is officially the Republic of Serbia and Belgrade is the main and official capital of the country and is one of the largest cities in Europe. Serbia has a population of about 7 million according to the statistics of 2013 distributed and distributed over the cities and countries of Serbia. Serbia is a secular state by nature and gives freedom of religion and belief to people. In the selection of their religion, where Serbia embraces many religions such as Christianity in its Catholic and Orthodox communities. Christianity is the most common religion in the country, which is about 85% Rh in the country that it is a small percentage does not exceed 3% of the Serbian population in addition to a small percentage of other religions and religions is declared. Serbia is one of the countries in the southeast of Europe. It is surrounded by many countries including Croatia, Bulgaria and Macedonia. In addition to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbian is the official language of the country with a proportion of the population speaking English and speaking a language of communication among them. from other languages ​​in the country Kalplgareh, Russian, Romanian and other. Serbian currency The Serbian state uses the Serbian dinar as the official monetary unit in the country. The value of the Serbian dinar is against the US dollar. Each dollar is equivalent to 67 Serbian dinars, taking into consideration that this value can change from time to time due to several circumstances. or the country's economy in general. Climate of Serbia The climate of Serbia varies from one region to another in the country, where the weather is very hot and humid in the summer and very cold in the winter in the northern regions of the Republic of Serbia, the rest of Serbia is cold in winter with snow, hot and dry in summer season. Serbia is a parliamentary state and there is a head of state who is elected through the ballot box and the president's term of office is five years, during which he carries out the operations and matters pertaining to the country and the citizens. Serbia's economy depends largely on agriculture, where the country produces large amounts of fruits from its agricultural crops such as peaches, berries, corn and wheat, as well as iron and metal, all of which contribute to the building and dependence of Serbia's economy. Landmarks of Serbia Church of St. Marks. Museum of Aviation located in the capital Belgrade. Jinx Tower. Pristina International Airport. National Museum of Serbia. Avala Tower. Castle of Makdan. Cathedral of Saint Sava. White Palace. Mosque of Sinan Pasha. Church of the Virgin Mary. Great Constantine Airport.