Prime Minister Ana Brnabic has visited company Jiway in Luxembourg today, which has been manufacturing in Serbia its software intended for foreign market since 2016.
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Prime Minister visits Jiway company
Belgrade/Luxembourg,
10 September 2019
Brnabic spoke with the management and employees of this company that specialises in software development for banks and insurance companies and has clients worldwide.
The Novi Sad office has approximately 20 employees and wages are much higher than average.
CEO Luc Charlier estimated that Jiway is an example of a model of economic cooperation between Serbia and Luxembourg.
Many countries have branch offices in Asia or India, but we wanted to stay in Europe. Belgrade is only two hours away by plane from Luxembourg and 85 percent of its citizens speak English. Also, there is a lot of IT talent in Serbia and we are proud that we employ them, he explained.
Charlier underlined that Jiway supports Serbia's integration into the European Union and believes in Serbia's economic potential.
There are more than 100 Luxembourg companies operating in Serbia. The total trade between the two countries in 2018 amounted to €18.43 million.
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