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Iraq's political, economic delegation to visit Serbia
Belgrade,
17 May 2013
The Office of Minister without Portfolio announced today that at the invitation of Minister Sulejman Ugljanin, a mixed political and economic delegation of the Iraqi province of Basra is on a five day-visit to Serbia.
This is a return visit of the Iraqis after a delegation of businessmen led by Minister Ugljanin visited southern Iraq in March this year.
The Iraqi businessmen will visit the Agricultural Fair in Novi Sad, and will have meetings with colleagues from Serbia to resume contacts in the areas of education, construction, agriculture, energy, and tourism.
The Iraqi delegation should also meet with members of the First Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Aleksandar Vucic’s Cabinet and Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS) with whom they will visit Vrnjacka Banja, the statement reads.
The Iraqi businessmen will visit the Agricultural Fair in Novi Sad, and will have meetings with colleagues from Serbia to resume contacts in the areas of education, construction, agriculture, energy, and tourism.
The Iraqi delegation should also meet with members of the First Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Aleksandar Vucic’s Cabinet and Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS) with whom they will visit Vrnjacka Banja, the statement reads.
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