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Call on Norwegian companies to invest in Serbia
Belgrade/Oslo,
23 November 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce Marko Cadez, together with members of the Serbian government delegation, met in Oslo today with representatives of the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise.
The Prime Minister presented the most significant results of the economic reforms implemented, especially regarding the improvement of the investment climate.
Cadez presented in detail what Serbia has done to improve its business conditions and attract new investments, and presented progress in the area of infrastructure, adjusting the legislative framework to create better business conditions, as well as fostering fair competition.
In his presentation, the President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce talked about the positive assessments of international financial institutions regarding the improvement of business conditions and investment climate in Serbia.
The meeting at the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise was also attended by Ingeborg Ofsthus, the CEO of Telenor Serbia, the company which is the biggest single investor in Serbia with around €2 billion.
Ofsthus spoke about the positive business experience of this company in Serbia.
She stressed that the legislative and economic reforms implemented by the Serbian government have contributed to the improvement of the business climate and invited other Norwegian companies to invest in Serbia.
Cadez presented in detail what Serbia has done to improve its business conditions and attract new investments, and presented progress in the area of infrastructure, adjusting the legislative framework to create better business conditions, as well as fostering fair competition.
In his presentation, the President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce talked about the positive assessments of international financial institutions regarding the improvement of business conditions and investment climate in Serbia.
The meeting at the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise was also attended by Ingeborg Ofsthus, the CEO of Telenor Serbia, the company which is the biggest single investor in Serbia with around €2 billion.
Ofsthus spoke about the positive business experience of this company in Serbia.
She stressed that the legislative and economic reforms implemented by the Serbian government have contributed to the improvement of the business climate and invited other Norwegian companies to invest in Serbia.
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