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Chinese interested in new investments in Serbia
Belgrade,
8 September 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and Economy Minister Goran Knezevic talked today with a delegation of China's Yin Long Group on investment opportunities in Serbia in the field of production of electric buses for public transport.
According to the Ministry of Economy, representatives of the Yin Long Group at the meeting pointed out that many Chinese companies are coming to invest in Serbia and that the economic cooperation of the two countries is deepening with the project "One Belt, One Time".
The guests especially emphasised that in Serbia they are most interested in the potentials and possibilities of investing in Ikarbus, but also in other companies.
Knezevic emphasised that the numerous meetings at the highest level between Serbia and China contributed to good political relations and excellent economic cooperation.
He told the representatives of the Yin Long Group that in recent years the business climate has been significantly improved in Serbia, and that if they choose to invest, they will feel well in our country.
The Minister also pointed out that Yin Long Group would be able to sell its products in Serbia, the region, and beyond.
Prime Minister Brnabic stressed that Serbia has a strategic goal of becoming a part of the European Union, which means that its business conditions are adapted to European standards.
She noted that Serbia already has free access to the European market, numerous free trade agreements – with the Russian Federation and Belarus, preferential trade with the United States, a strategic partnership with UAE, more developed relations with India, all of which are potential markets for companies that products in Serbia, the statement said.
The guests especially emphasised that in Serbia they are most interested in the potentials and possibilities of investing in Ikarbus, but also in other companies.
Knezevic emphasised that the numerous meetings at the highest level between Serbia and China contributed to good political relations and excellent economic cooperation.
He told the representatives of the Yin Long Group that in recent years the business climate has been significantly improved in Serbia, and that if they choose to invest, they will feel well in our country.
The Minister also pointed out that Yin Long Group would be able to sell its products in Serbia, the region, and beyond.
Prime Minister Brnabic stressed that Serbia has a strategic goal of becoming a part of the European Union, which means that its business conditions are adapted to European standards.
She noted that Serbia already has free access to the European market, numerous free trade agreements – with the Russian Federation and Belarus, preferential trade with the United States, a strategic partnership with UAE, more developed relations with India, all of which are potential markets for companies that products in Serbia, the statement said.
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