The Ministry of Economy announced today that our country will host the General Assembly of the European standardisation organisations CEN-CENELEC, which will be held in June 2023 in Belgrade.
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Serbia to host CEN/CENELEC General Assembly next year
Belgrade,
2 August 2022
The Institute for Standardisation of Serbia, under the auspices of the Ministry of Economy, will use this opportunity to familiarize representatives of the 34 CEN-CENELEC member countries with Serbian standardisation, but also to present our country as an attractive destination for investments.
The promotional video, which was shown at this year's General Assembly of the European standardisation organisations CEN and CENELEC in Prague, promoted the broad offer and culture of our country and officially announced the holding of this event in Serbia.
The video material was prepared with the support of the "EU for Serbia – support for safer products" project, and the video announcing the General Assembly of European Organisations for Standardization in Belgrade is available on the YouTube channel of the Institute for Standardisation of Serbia.
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