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Romania signs Free Trade Agreement with Serbia-Montenegro
Belgrade,
17 May 2004
In the presence of a Serbian government delegation, led by Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica, Romanian President Ion Iliescu signed today in Bucharest a free trade agreement between Romania and Serbia-Montenegro.
Iliescu will submit the agreement to the Romanian parliament for ratification. The agreement has already been signed and ratified in Serbia-Montenegro.
The agreement will open possibilities for increasing the volume of economic cooperation between the two countries, and represents a legal framework that will contribute to the improvement of bilateral and regional economic cooperation. The free trade agreement gives new opportunities to business people and companies on the markets of the two countries, as well as on the third markets.
The agreement will open possibilities for increasing the volume of economic cooperation between the two countries, and represents a legal framework that will contribute to the improvement of bilateral and regional economic cooperation. The free trade agreement gives new opportunities to business people and companies on the markets of the two countries, as well as on the third markets.
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