Serbian Minister of Economy and Regional Development Nebojsa Ciric said that he spoke about prospective investments in Serbia with representatives of four Italian companies in Rome.
Ciric told Tanjug Thursday that these companies work in sectors of wood-processing and furniture industry, software, railway and automotive industry.
Ciric said at the end of one-day visit to Italy that the experience with Fiat was presented to potential investors, as well as the examples of other Italian companies that do business in Serbia.
Ciric and Italian Minister of Economic Development, Infrastructure and Transport Corrado Passera conferred about areas in which agreements on cooperation should be signed, with the aim of bringing economic and political relations to a higher level.
Italian representatives reiterated their country’s absolute readiness to continue supporting European integration of Serbia, Ciric said.
Ciric also attended the session of the Serbia-Italy business council at which he presented Serbia as an investment destination.
The business council was established in 2010 in order to improve economic cooperation, propose measures and activities of importance for cooperation between the two states and to promote investments in Serbia.
Source Emg
