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Serbian, Austrian economic ministries sign Memorandum of Cooperation
Belgrade/Vienna,
25 March 2010
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Regional Development Mladjan Dinkic and Austrian Minister of Economy Reinhold Mitterlehner signed a Memorandum of Economic Cooperation between their two ministries today.
Mladjan Dinkic and Reinhold Mitterlehner
Author:
Tanjug
Dinkic, who is visiting Vienna today, noted that the Memorandum aims to improve the economic, commercial and investment cooperation between Serbia and Austria.
The document determines the key areas of cooperation to be infrastructure, car industry, IT sector, electronics, banking, construction industry, agriculture and food industry, transportation and logistics, tourism, environmental protection and renewable energy sources, the Deputy Prime Minister stressed.
He added that the Memorandum envisages the improvement of investment opportunities and promotion of joint participation in third markets, exchange of experiences, professional development and stimulation of trade exchange, joint investment and cooperation in production.
The Memorandum also includes plans to set up a joint expert committee that would meet once a year to contemplate the overall economic cooperation and solve any problems that might occur.
The document determines the key areas of cooperation to be infrastructure, car industry, IT sector, electronics, banking, construction industry, agriculture and food industry, transportation and logistics, tourism, environmental protection and renewable energy sources, the Deputy Prime Minister stressed.
He added that the Memorandum envisages the improvement of investment opportunities and promotion of joint participation in third markets, exchange of experiences, professional development and stimulation of trade exchange, joint investment and cooperation in production.
The Memorandum also includes plans to set up a joint expert committee that would meet once a year to contemplate the overall economic cooperation and solve any problems that might occur.
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