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Dutch businessmen interested in Serbia
Rotterdam,
25 October 2004
Serbian Deputy Minister of International Economic Relations Vlatko Sekulovic, who is heading a Serbian delegation at the Rotterdam conference on business opportunities in the Western Balkans, said that companies from the Netherlands are interested in cooperating with Serbian firms.
Noting that the delegation has presented Serbia's business opportunities to over 160 Dutch businessmen, Sekulovic said that officials of the Dutch Ministry of International Economic Relations are scheduled to visit Serbia next year.
A Dutch delegation, due to visit Belgrade in April 2005, will be headed by the Dutch Minister of Economy, he said, describing the announced visit as a sign of Dutch interest in Serbian companies.
According to him, a series of bilateral business meetings will be held as part of the visit.
The Rotterdam conference, organised by the Dutch Ministry of International Economic Relations and the Ministry of Development Cooperation, has brought together representatives from all Western Balkan countries.
Alongside Sekulovic, the Serbian delegation was comprised of Serbian Investment and Export Promotion Agency (SIEPA) Director Jasna Matic and officials of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS).
A Dutch delegation, due to visit Belgrade in April 2005, will be headed by the Dutch Minister of Economy, he said, describing the announced visit as a sign of Dutch interest in Serbian companies.
According to him, a series of bilateral business meetings will be held as part of the visit.
The Rotterdam conference, organised by the Dutch Ministry of International Economic Relations and the Ministry of Development Cooperation, has brought together representatives from all Western Balkan countries.
Alongside Sekulovic, the Serbian delegation was comprised of Serbian Investment and Export Promotion Agency (SIEPA) Director Jasna Matic and officials of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS).
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