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National Council for Competitiveness launches its website
Belgrade,
4 November 2010
The Cabinet of the Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration stated today that the Serbian National Council for Competitiveness has launched its official website today, where all relevant information and news about the council’s work can be found.
The council is tasked with analysing the current situation and improving the competitiveness of Serbia’s economy.
On 21 January 2010 the government adopted 38 measures for improving Serbia’s competitiveness which will help to improve Serbia’s business environment during the year, increase its attractiveness as a foreign investment target and improve exports, the statement adds.
On 21 January 2010 the government adopted 38 measures for improving Serbia’s competitiveness which will help to improve Serbia’s business environment during the year, increase its attractiveness as a foreign investment target and improve exports, the statement adds.
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