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Service sector exports up
Belgrade,
17 December 2008
Serbian Minister of Trade and Service Slobodan Milosavljevic today said that Serbia’s service sector has great potential, adding that during the past seven years this sector grew by more than 30%.
Speaking at the Summit meeting of the Largest Serbian Exporters Milosavljevic said that service exports are very important for increasing Serbia’s overall exports, specifying that the annual growth rate of goods export is 24%.
He stressed that the export of services during the previous years grew more than the export of goods, adding that a national exhibition of the Serbian economy will be organised in Belarus next year.
He said that 65% of Serbian exports are to six countries, pointing to the fact that Serbia does not have a market presence in regions such as Latin America, Africa and Australia, which makes it necessary to design strategies for exporting to these markets.
Milosavljevic said that goods worth $1 billion will be delivered to Kosovo this year, whereas last year the total value of these goods was $660 million.
He stressed that the export of services during the previous years grew more than the export of goods, adding that a national exhibition of the Serbian economy will be organised in Belarus next year.
He said that 65% of Serbian exports are to six countries, pointing to the fact that Serbia does not have a market presence in regions such as Latin America, Africa and Australia, which makes it necessary to design strategies for exporting to these markets.
Milosavljevic said that goods worth $1 billion will be delivered to Kosovo this year, whereas last year the total value of these goods was $660 million.
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