Prime Minister Ana Brnabic today received the newly appointed Ambassador of Japan to Serbia, Imamura Akira, who she warmly welcomed and wished him a successful mandate and a pleasant stay in our country.
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Overall cooperation between Serbia, Japan on upward trend
Belgrade,
12 September 2023
Brnabic pointed out that the overall cooperation between Serbia and Japan is on an upward trend, noting that there is room for bilateral relations and cooperation to be further strengthened.
The Prime Minister expressed her hope that the Ambassador of Japan will continue the intensive activities of his predecessor, especially when it comes to attracting new Japanese investments to Serbia, as an attractive destination for safe business.
In this context, the Prime Minister stated that Japanese companies that come to do business in Serbia use the most modern technology and care about environmental protection.
Ambassador Imamura Akira said that a significant number of Japanese companies are interested in doing business in Serbia and added that an important item on that path is the orientation of our country in the fields of biotechnology and artificial intelligence.
Author:
Tanjug
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