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Djelic leads Serbian delegation at Davos Forum
Belgrade,
26 January 2009
Deputy Prime Minister for EU Integration and Minister of Science and Technological Development Bozidar Djelic will participate in the World Economic Forum in Davos from January 28 to February 1.
Djelic told Tanjug that this is a very important forum dedicated to finding measures to get out of the international economic crisis.
The Serbian delegation will include Telekom Srbija General Manager Branko Radujko, Delta Holding Vice President Milka Forcan and Comtrade Group Director Veselin Jevrosimovic, Djelic said.
He announced that an investment forum presenting Serbia’s investment opportunities will be organised on January 31.
Our delegation will have 28 bilateral meetings during the three days of the World Economic Forum, Djelic announced.
Djelic also said that the first target group of our economic diplomacy are current foreign investors in Serbia, like Telenor or Michelin, who should strengthen their positions in Serbia even more.
The second group includes new investors in energy and telecommunications, while the third group focuses on leaders in technology and science, such as MIT, the Swiss Institute for Technology, Microsoft and HP.
More than 40 heads of state and government, 36 finance ministers, central bankers and other corporate leaders will attend the World Economic Forum.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin will open the four-day forum under a theme "Shaping the Post-Crisis World".
The Serbian delegation will include Telekom Srbija General Manager Branko Radujko, Delta Holding Vice President Milka Forcan and Comtrade Group Director Veselin Jevrosimovic, Djelic said.
He announced that an investment forum presenting Serbia’s investment opportunities will be organised on January 31.
Our delegation will have 28 bilateral meetings during the three days of the World Economic Forum, Djelic announced.
Djelic also said that the first target group of our economic diplomacy are current foreign investors in Serbia, like Telenor or Michelin, who should strengthen their positions in Serbia even more.
The second group includes new investors in energy and telecommunications, while the third group focuses on leaders in technology and science, such as MIT, the Swiss Institute for Technology, Microsoft and HP.
More than 40 heads of state and government, 36 finance ministers, central bankers and other corporate leaders will attend the World Economic Forum.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin will open the four-day forum under a theme "Shaping the Post-Crisis World".
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