Serbia has concluded the agreement with Jared Kushner's company on the construction of a complex on the site of the general headquarters of the parties, refusing any possible mutual claims. This would allow Serbia to avoid penalty arbitration proceedings for non-compliance. Serbia has officially canceled an agreement with Jared Kushner's Atlantic Incubation Partners LLC to renovate the former headquarters building in Belgrade. This was reported by the publication "Time" with reference to a source in the government. According to him, the contract was terminated on the condition that both parties refused any possible mutual claims. Therefore, Serbia probably no longer faces arbitration and financial sanctions for non-compliance. The agreement on the construction of a hotel, casino and residential area at the General Headquarters site was signed in May 2024. The document was signed on behalf of Serbia by the then Minister of Construction Goran Vasic after approval by the government. From the beginning, the project has been accompanied by suspicions that the Serbian authorities were trying to do a favor for US President Donald Trump, whose son's brother-in-law is Kushner. Although the text of the agreement has not been published, Radar has revealed that Serbia has pledged to remove its cultural heritage status from the complex, which was damaged by NATO bombing in 1999, to demolish the buildings at its own expense and give the land to the investor for free use for 99 years. The implementation of these obligations is given for two years - until May 2026. Otherwise, the investor can claim compensation of up to 50 million euros. @ruserbia - about Serbia in Russian.