Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Professor Dragan Glamočić, PhD, assessed today that German investments in Serbia are at an exceptionally high level, reflecting economic stability and mutual trust, which represents a solid foundation and incentive for the further strengthening of economic ties and long-term partnership.
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Serbia, Germany dedicated to intensifying cooperation in field of agriculture
Belgrade,
27 November 2025
The meeting noted that Serbia is Germany’s largest economic partner in the Western Balkans region, and that the two countries are connected by intensive trade in agricultural and food products.
Both sides expressed their readiness and will to continue deepening cooperation in all areas of common interest in the sphere of agriculture.
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Author: Tanjug -
Author: Tanjug -
Author: Tanjug
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