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Brnabic opens new logistics centre of “Agromarket” in Indjija
Indjija,
30 March 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic opened today in Indjija a new logistics centre of one of the leading suppliers of the pesticide market, seeds and garden appliances in the region “Agromarket”, which currently employs 65 people in that town.
After visiting the new centre, Brnabic said that the goal of the Serbian government this year will be the acceleration of economic growth, which cannot be done without encouraging local economic development, adding that local self-governments have to work more on improving business climate in their own municipalities.
She said that the state will help local governments with RSD 320 million, of which 80 percent will go to local infrastructure.
The Prime Minister had previously met with Mayor of Indjija Vladimir Gak and other representatives of local self-government in the building of the Municipality of Indjija.
The business and warehouse facility of the logistics centre has 15,000 square metres, receives and delivers goods over 14 automatic loading ramps.
The total value of the investment is €7.5 million, of which the value of the construction object is €6million, and the equipment €1.5 million.
The warehouse has a modernly equipped warehouse with a capacity of 15,500 pallet spaces, serving 30 high-lift and other forklifts.
The Indjija logistics centre currently employs 65 workers of different profiles.
She said that the state will help local governments with RSD 320 million, of which 80 percent will go to local infrastructure.
The Prime Minister had previously met with Mayor of Indjija Vladimir Gak and other representatives of local self-government in the building of the Municipality of Indjija.
The business and warehouse facility of the logistics centre has 15,000 square metres, receives and delivers goods over 14 automatic loading ramps.
The total value of the investment is €7.5 million, of which the value of the construction object is €6million, and the equipment €1.5 million.
The warehouse has a modernly equipped warehouse with a capacity of 15,500 pallet spaces, serving 30 high-lift and other forklifts.
The Indjija logistics centre currently employs 65 workers of different profiles.
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