The Chairman of the Commission, Marko Janković, gave a lecture on the topic "The impact of MiCA regulation on the future activities of the Republic of Serbia Securities Commission," as part of the Web3 Policy Lab Meetup.

On this occasion, attendees had the opportunity to hear about the activities and previous work of the Commission in the digital asset regulation segment, with a particular focus on the impact of the new regulatory framework of the European Union, known as MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets). Participants were able to receive detailed information about the Commission's future plans regarding MICA regulation and its impact on the capital market.

The Chairman of the Securities Commission, Marko Janković, together with Radivoje Petrović, Aleksandra Anđelković, and Dejana Kresović, representatives of the Quality Assurance Department, participated in a two-day knowledge exchange program titled "Responses to New Requirements and Challenges in Corporate Financial Reporting and Sustainability Reporting." The program was organized by the World Bank, the Centre for Financial Reporting Reform (CFRR) in Vienna, Austria.

The fight against money laundering, corruption, and organized crime remains one of the most important priorities for Serbia due to its negative impact on the rule of law and the country's economic development. The Council of Europe is committed to providing continuous support to Serbia's state authorities in order to consistently and sustainably improve key mechanisms for preventing and combating money laundering and corruption. This support relies on strong cooperation with state institutions and civil society, and the Council of Europe will continue to assist the Republic of Serbia in enhancing policies in accordance with European and international standards.