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Balkans to experience more growth next year
Belgrade/Hong Kong,
30 November 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic expressed today in Hong Kong, on the eve of conference “World in 2018”, the conviction that the next year the world will see much different, surprisingly positive Balkans.
Ana Brnabic and Daniel Franklin
Brnabic, who will be one of the speakers at a gala dinner organised by the magazine The Economic as part of the annual conference “World in 2018”, wrote in the guests’ book that she is honoured for having been invited to participate in such an important global event.
She expressed gratitude to The Economist for acknowledging the results of Serbia’s work over the past couple of years.
The Prime Minister also spoke with Executive Editor of the Economist Daniel Franklin.
She expressed gratitude to The Economist for acknowledging the results of Serbia’s work over the past couple of years.
The Prime Minister also spoke with Executive Editor of the Economist Daniel Franklin.
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