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Cvetkovic, Dzombic discuss economic cooperation of Serbia, Republika Srpska
Belgrade,
9 November 2007
Serbian Minister of Finance Mirko Cvetkovic and his counterpart from Republika Srpska Aleksandar Dzombic discuss economic cooperation of Serbia and Republika Srpska in line with the Agreement on parallel relations.
Mirko Cvetkovic, left, and Aleksandar Dzombic
Author:
Fonet
The fields of cooperation will include introduction of fiscal cash registers in Republika Srpska as of January 1, 2008, which Serbia successfully implemented in 2004, development of capital market and cooperation of the two stock exchanges, implementation of Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA), regulations on games of chance, tax on property and tax counseling.
The two ministers agreed to form working groups for these areas to take concrete measures and activities.
Cvetkovic and Dzombic expressed readiness to continue more intensive economic cooperation, according to a statement.
The two ministers agreed to form working groups for these areas to take concrete measures and activities.
Cvetkovic and Dzombic expressed readiness to continue more intensive economic cooperation, according to a statement.
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