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Serbian, regional businesspeople discuss joint entrance to European market
Novi Sad,
21 June 2004
Serbian Minister of International Economic Relations Predrag Bubalo said in Novi Sad today that the Serbian government is expecting fresh initiatives by Serbian businessmen and those from the former Yugoslavia for joint projects to enter the European market.
Predrag Bubalo
Bubalo said at the 2nd international meeting of businesspeople of Novi Sad and Vojvodina with potential partners from the former Yugoslavia and some EU countries that this gathering is of great significance for regional cooperation, not only in the field of trade but also when it comes to joint projects to enter Europe’s market.
Speaking about Serbia’s financial stability, National Bank of Serbia Governor Radovan Jelasic stressed that the central bank is waiting to see a list of priorities in economic cooperation and then to decide what to do.
The Novi Sad meeting has gathered around 100 businesspeople from the former Yugoslavia, officials of 10 regional chambers of commerce, media representatives, and mayors of trade fair cities, to hold panels and presentations and discuss cooperation.
Speaking about Serbia’s financial stability, National Bank of Serbia Governor Radovan Jelasic stressed that the central bank is waiting to see a list of priorities in economic cooperation and then to decide what to do.
The Novi Sad meeting has gathered around 100 businesspeople from the former Yugoslavia, officials of 10 regional chambers of commerce, media representatives, and mayors of trade fair cities, to hold panels and presentations and discuss cooperation.
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