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Increase in exports of agricultural products from Serbia to Algerian market
Belgrade,
6 December 2012
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and Internal Trade and Telecommunications Rasim Ljajic said that the newly formed joint Serbian-Algerian company Salsef will deal with the construction of refrigerated warehouses for agricultural products, but also large silos, slaughterhouses and animal feed factory.
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infobiro.tv
Ljajic, who attended the signing of an agreement on the formation of the company
between ITN from Belgrade and the Algerian state company Frigomedit, specified that the value of four projects in 2013 is approximately €30 million.
He pointed to the fact that its activities open even greater opportunities for exports of agricultural products from Serbia to the Algerian market.
The Deputy Prime Minister pointed out that our country has a lot of potential and capacity in the area of food production, adding that this is a good opportunity to use them.
According to Ljajic, ITN is a completely private company and the Serbian government will stand behind it, as well as behind all export-oriented companies that create jobs.
Ljajic said that the establishment of Salsef should be an invitation to other Algerian companies to invest in Serbia.
He also said that Serbia and Algeria have good political relations, but should work on economic development as well.
The agreement was signed by Director of ITN Dragan Markovic and President of Frigomedit Abdelvahab Zefizef.
He pointed to the fact that its activities open even greater opportunities for exports of agricultural products from Serbia to the Algerian market.
The Deputy Prime Minister pointed out that our country has a lot of potential and capacity in the area of food production, adding that this is a good opportunity to use them.
According to Ljajic, ITN is a completely private company and the Serbian government will stand behind it, as well as behind all export-oriented companies that create jobs.
Ljajic said that the establishment of Salsef should be an invitation to other Algerian companies to invest in Serbia.
He also said that Serbia and Algeria have good political relations, but should work on economic development as well.
The agreement was signed by Director of ITN Dragan Markovic and President of Frigomedit Abdelvahab Zefizef.
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