President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic, CEO of Milbauer Holding Jozef Milbauer, and Ambassador of Germany to Serbia Anke Konrad today laid the foundation stone for the construction of the new factory of the aforementioned company in Stara Pazova.
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Construction of Milbauer new factory in Stara Pazova begins
Stara Pazova,
1 February 2024
At a ceremony attended by Minister of Science, Innovation and Technological Development Jelena Begovic and Minister of the Interior Bratislav Gasic, Vucic pointed out that this is a new investment of€30 million by Milbauer and that the factory in Stara Pazova will be employed 150 workers, who will have an average salary of €900.
The first investments of this company in Serbia began in 2012 with the construction of a technology park building, which currently employs approximately 250 mostly highly educated workers.
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Tanjug
Author:
Tanjug
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