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Serbian government marks 100 days of work in Krusevac
Belgrade/Krusevac,
14 October 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic will visit Krusevac today where she will hold a press conference together with members of her cabinet to present results of the government’s work in the first 100 days.
Before the press conference which will be held at the Krusevac National Museum, Brnabic will visit the “14 October” factory in that city.
This factory will be formally taken over today by “Czechoslovak Group” which owns more than 40 companies, of which the most famous are “Tatra” and “Avia”.
This factory will be formally taken over today by “Czechoslovak Group” which owns more than 40 companies, of which the most famous are “Tatra” and “Avia”.
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