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Improving economic cooperation with Japan
Belgrade,
8 September 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic met today with State Minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan Kazuyuki Nakane, who congratulated her on the prime ministerial post and expressed hope that further cooperation would contribute to the improvement of relations between Serbia and Japan.
Brnabic pointed out that the Serbian government is interested in developing economic relations with Japan, and that she had numerous meetings with Japanese investors willing to invest in Serbia.
She said that the presence of a large number of Japanese investors is significant for the transfer of knowledge, new technologies and business ethics, and added that Serbia is ready to offer better conditions to investors from other European countries.
Nakane stressed that the exchange of people is essential for the development of bilateral relations and announced that Japan is considering sending volunteers to Serbia in order to improve cooperation and better understand and connect the two countries.
During the talks, he stressed that Japan supports Serbia's reform efforts in the process of joining the European Union.
She said that the presence of a large number of Japanese investors is significant for the transfer of knowledge, new technologies and business ethics, and added that Serbia is ready to offer better conditions to investors from other European countries.
Nakane stressed that the exchange of people is essential for the development of bilateral relations and announced that Japan is considering sending volunteers to Serbia in order to improve cooperation and better understand and connect the two countries.
During the talks, he stressed that Japan supports Serbia's reform efforts in the process of joining the European Union.
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