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Dinkic to attend economic forum in Vienna
Belgrade,
10 January 2005
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic will attend a two-day economic conference in Vienna, organised by financial magazine Euromoney.
The 10th Central and Eastern European Forum will gather over 800 financial and corporate leaders, investors, bankers, finance ministers, central bank governors and representatives of international financial institutions.
Minister Dinkic will present the results of economic reform in Serbia, the Serbian government’s economic policy for 2005 and measures aimed at speeding up the process of EU accession, reads the statement from the Ministry of Finance.
Dinkic will present the specific attributes and differences of the Serbian tax system as well as advantages of investing in Serbia. He will also meet with his counterparts from other Central and Eastern European countries, the statement reads.
Minister Dinkic will present the results of economic reform in Serbia, the Serbian government’s economic policy for 2005 and measures aimed at speeding up the process of EU accession, reads the statement from the Ministry of Finance.
Dinkic will present the specific attributes and differences of the Serbian tax system as well as advantages of investing in Serbia. He will also meet with his counterparts from other Central and Eastern European countries, the statement reads.
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