Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke today with Swedish Ambassador to Serbia Annika Ben David about bilateral and economic relations between the two states, European integration of Serbia and the joint activities in the field of environmental protection.
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Serbia committed to improving bilateral relations with Sweden
Belgrade,
21 January 2022
Brnabic underlined that Serbia is committed to improving relations between the two states, especially in the field of the economy and added that around seventy Swedish companies do business in Serbia and that they have a very important role in the growth of the economy and the fight against unemployment.
This is also confirmed by plans of companies such as Ikea that intend to expand their capacities in Serbia, which represents a positive signal for attracting new investments.
Ben David said that Serbia belongs to the union of European countries and that Sweden will continue to support the process of European integration, realisation of the Green Agenda and the improvement of economic cooperation.
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