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Norwegian business delegation visiting Serbia
Belgrade,
29 April 2005
A delegation of over 40 business people and bankers from Norway arrived today for a two-day visit to Serbia, in order to become better acquainted with business practices in Serbia as well as investment opportunities.
During talks with this Norwegian delegation, Serbian Investment and Export Promotion Agency (SIEPA) representative Dragana Djurica underlined that Serbia has a good product structure that could also be placed on the Norwegian market, and offered to Norwegian importers as well as investors.
According to her, SIEPA will present the macroeconomic situation in Serbia to the Norwegian delegation, as well as specific investment projects and partnerships that can be established with the Serbian business community.
Djurica specified that the Norwegian delegation consists of representatives of companies in the area of information technology, food imports, consulting as well as the biggest Norwegian banks.
The Norwegian delegation will visit Gornji Milanovac tomorrow, where it will discuss cooperation opportunities with business people from this municipality.
According to data of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, the overall exchange of goods between Serbia and Norway last year was just €9,7 million, of which Serbian exports amounted to €1,6 million.
According to her, SIEPA will present the macroeconomic situation in Serbia to the Norwegian delegation, as well as specific investment projects and partnerships that can be established with the Serbian business community.
Djurica specified that the Norwegian delegation consists of representatives of companies in the area of information technology, food imports, consulting as well as the biggest Norwegian banks.
The Norwegian delegation will visit Gornji Milanovac tomorrow, where it will discuss cooperation opportunities with business people from this municipality.
According to data of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, the overall exchange of goods between Serbia and Norway last year was just €9,7 million, of which Serbian exports amounted to €1,6 million.
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