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Labus to visit Vienna
Belgrade,
6 July 2004
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Miroljub Labus will be on a visit to Vienna, Austria, between July 7 and 9, for talks with Austria’s newly elected president Heinz Fischer, Chancellor Wolfgang Schussel, and Foreign Minister Benita Ferrero-Waldner.
Miroljub Labus
Labus will also lead a Serbian government delegation to the 2004 Ministerial Conference themed "Building a New Environment for Private Investment in South East Europe," an initiative of Working Table II of the Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe, organised by the OECD, Austria, and Romania.
Representatives of Serbia-Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Albania, Macedonia, Moldova, and Romania will discuss possibilities for development of business cooperation and partnership, bolstering investment and the private sector, as well as reforms of legislation in South East European countries.
Also taking part in the working table will be representatives of the Austrian chamber of commerce and the country’s business leaders. Following the debate, the Stability Pact will award the best investor in the region.
The Serbian delegation will also comprise Director of the Serbian Agency for Investment and Export Promotion (SIEPA) Jasna Matic and foreign policy adviser to the Deputy Prime Minister, Milan Pajevic.
Representatives of Serbia-Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Albania, Macedonia, Moldova, and Romania will discuss possibilities for development of business cooperation and partnership, bolstering investment and the private sector, as well as reforms of legislation in South East European countries.
Also taking part in the working table will be representatives of the Austrian chamber of commerce and the country’s business leaders. Following the debate, the Stability Pact will award the best investor in the region.
The Serbian delegation will also comprise Director of the Serbian Agency for Investment and Export Promotion (SIEPA) Jasna Matic and foreign policy adviser to the Deputy Prime Minister, Milan Pajevic.
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