Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic said today that the sale of the state-owned share in the Arandjelovac-based soft drinks producer Knjaz Milos is expected to yield €34 million to the state budget.
Dinkic said that the law on securities will be amended as certain failures in the legislation have been recognised in the Knjaz Milos takeover process.
Speaking about today’s report by The Hague tribunal’s Chief Prosecutor Carla del Ponte to the UN Security Council, Dinkic said that potential negative repercussions will not be good for Serbia, but said that no economic consequences are expected.
He voiced hope that foreign investment in Serbia will continue in the future as the government has done a lot to improve the business climate in the country.