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Serbia, Italy committed to increasing trade
Belgrade,
31 October 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke today with Vice Chair of Italian Senate's Foreign Affairs Committee Paolo Corsini and thanked him on his country’s support to regional dialogue and stability of the Western Balkans, which it has shown through its activity within the Berlin Process.
The two officials noted that Italy is the first biggest investor and the second biggest trading partner of Serbia, and that there is room for increasing trade between the two countries.
Brnabic pointed out that the Serbian government has enabled good business conditions, as evidenced by a large number of Italian companies, and invited other Italian investors to do business in Serbia.
Corsini praised the reforms and modernisation of Serbia's society, adding that this is a sure way to join the European Union.
The Parliament and the government of the Republic of Italy will provide all the necessary assistance to Serbia on this road, he underlined.
Brnabic pointed out that the Serbian government has enabled good business conditions, as evidenced by a large number of Italian companies, and invited other Italian investors to do business in Serbia.
Corsini praised the reforms and modernisation of Serbia's society, adding that this is a sure way to join the European Union.
The Parliament and the government of the Republic of Italy will provide all the necessary assistance to Serbia on this road, he underlined.
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