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Serbian delegation to visit Morocco
Belgrade,
16 January 2006
A delegation of Serbian officials and businessmen headed up by Serbian Minister of International Economic Relations Milan Parivodic will visit Morocco on January 17-19, at the invitation of Moroccan Minister of Foreign Trade Mustapha Mechahouri.
During the visit, which is the first of this kind in 15 years, the Serbian delegation will meet with Moroccan Minister of Foreign Trade Mustapha Mechahouri. Members of the delegation will also conduct separate talks with Moroccan ministers of finance and privatisation, tourism, handicraft and social economy, equipment and transports, agriculture, rural development and sea fisheries, as well as with the minister of foreign affairs and cooperation.
On the first day of the visit, head of the Serbian Delegation Milan Parivodic will also meet with Moroccan Prime Minister Driss Jettou.
Beside the capital of Morocco, Rabat, Serbian delegation will also visit Casablanca, where at the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services the representatives of relevant ministries and companies will hold a short presentation.
The delegation has also planned to visit a construction site of a section of the highway Agadir-Marrakech. The Serbian company Planum has won an international tender for contractor of this project. Serbian businessmen will meet with the general manager of Morocco's highways company (ADM).
Apart from representatives of the Ministry of International Economic Relations, Serbian delegation will consist of state secretaries of capital investment, agriculture, forestry and water management, as well as trade, tourism and services.
Also to visit Morocco will be general directors of large Serbian enterprises: Energoprojekt, Hidrotehnika, Serbian Institute of Transport CIP, Trayal Corporation, Zemun Polje Corn Institute and Planum.
On the first day of the visit, head of the Serbian Delegation Milan Parivodic will also meet with Moroccan Prime Minister Driss Jettou.
Beside the capital of Morocco, Rabat, Serbian delegation will also visit Casablanca, where at the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services the representatives of relevant ministries and companies will hold a short presentation.
The delegation has also planned to visit a construction site of a section of the highway Agadir-Marrakech. The Serbian company Planum has won an international tender for contractor of this project. Serbian businessmen will meet with the general manager of Morocco's highways company (ADM).
Apart from representatives of the Ministry of International Economic Relations, Serbian delegation will consist of state secretaries of capital investment, agriculture, forestry and water management, as well as trade, tourism and services.
Also to visit Morocco will be general directors of large Serbian enterprises: Energoprojekt, Hidrotehnika, Serbian Institute of Transport CIP, Trayal Corporation, Zemun Polje Corn Institute and Planum.
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