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Improving economic cooperation between Serbia, Slovenia
Belgrade/Ljubljana,
1 February 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic today announced at the Business Forum Serbia-Slovenia in Ljubljana that the businessmen of the two countries should improve cooperation and jointly take part in third markets.
In the Chamber of Commerce of Slovenia, in the presence of Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar, Brnabic said that she would like the two countries to strengthen their relations, especially in small and medium-sized enterprises, given that the sector is very dynamic in Slovenia.
She reminded that the two countries had a joint tourist promotion in Iran in April 2017, with the assessment that this should be done in other sectors.
The Prime Minister expressed her expectation that one of the results of the Business Forum Serbia-Slovenia will be a joint appearance of the businessmen of the two countries in the third markets.
Cerar reiterated that there are excellent political and economic relations between the two countries, and expressed the belief that good results of economic cooperation should not remain a lonely island, bearing in mind that the economy intertwines with all other spheres of life.
The Prime Minister stressed that he is looking forward to Serbia's development of its economy and bringing it into the line of public finance.
She reminded that the two countries had a joint tourist promotion in Iran in April 2017, with the assessment that this should be done in other sectors.
The Prime Minister expressed her expectation that one of the results of the Business Forum Serbia-Slovenia will be a joint appearance of the businessmen of the two countries in the third markets.
Cerar reiterated that there are excellent political and economic relations between the two countries, and expressed the belief that good results of economic cooperation should not remain a lonely island, bearing in mind that the economy intertwines with all other spheres of life.
The Prime Minister stressed that he is looking forward to Serbia's development of its economy and bringing it into the line of public finance.
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