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Serbia interested in new investments from South Korea
Belgrade,
14 March 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke today with Vice Speaker of the National Assembly of South Korea Park Ju-seon about the development of overall bilateral relations between the two countries.
Brnabic underlined that our relations are close, despite the geographical distance, based on good political, economic and scientific cooperation.
She expressed gratitude on the donations from the Republic of Korea, as well as on significant financial assistance in solving the migrant crisis.
Also, the Prime Minister pointed out that Serbia strongly supports the dialogue between Seoul and Pyongyang in resolving open issues, which, as it sees, is the only way of preserving stability in the Korean peninsula.
Serbia is very interested in new investments, and a good example of the improvement of economic cooperation is today's laying of the foundation stone for the building of South Korean company "Essex Europe" for the production of enamelled copper wires in Zrenjanin.
During the talks it was agreed that the Serbian-Korean IT Centre will be very active from the moment it is opened in Belgrade and that, in cooperation with it, the Address register of the Republic of Serbia will be created.
The Vice President of the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea expressed gratitude to the Serbian Prime Minister for hospitality and invited her to visit his country ahead of the celebration of the significant jubilee next year - three decades since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Serbia and the Republic of Korea.
Park Ju-seon said he sees Serbia as a country with high investment potential, characterised by skilled labour and good conditions for new investments both in the economy and in the IT sector, which in his country reaches the highest standards.
He also said he expects a more intensive cooperation in the field of culture, especially after the successful "Days of Korean Culture" held in Belgrade last year.
She expressed gratitude on the donations from the Republic of Korea, as well as on significant financial assistance in solving the migrant crisis.
Also, the Prime Minister pointed out that Serbia strongly supports the dialogue between Seoul and Pyongyang in resolving open issues, which, as it sees, is the only way of preserving stability in the Korean peninsula.
Serbia is very interested in new investments, and a good example of the improvement of economic cooperation is today's laying of the foundation stone for the building of South Korean company "Essex Europe" for the production of enamelled copper wires in Zrenjanin.
During the talks it was agreed that the Serbian-Korean IT Centre will be very active from the moment it is opened in Belgrade and that, in cooperation with it, the Address register of the Republic of Serbia will be created.
The Vice President of the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea expressed gratitude to the Serbian Prime Minister for hospitality and invited her to visit his country ahead of the celebration of the significant jubilee next year - three decades since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Serbia and the Republic of Korea.
Park Ju-seon said he sees Serbia as a country with high investment potential, characterised by skilled labour and good conditions for new investments both in the economy and in the IT sector, which in his country reaches the highest standards.
He also said he expects a more intensive cooperation in the field of culture, especially after the successful "Days of Korean Culture" held in Belgrade last year.
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