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“Belgrade on Water“ to revive Serbia’s industry

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Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic stated today that preparations are being made for the beginning of the project “Belgrade on Water“, which will revive Serbia’s construction industry.
Speaking as a guest at Prva Television, Vucic said that construction companies from the region will also be included in the project since our country cannot meet demands of the work volume on its own.

He explained that over 100,000 housing units will be made for young people, as well as for employees of the police and the army, while loans with 20-year repayment deadline will be provided by the United Arab Emirates through its banks.

The Prime Minister expressed hope that he will meet with President and Prime Minister of Russia Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev, noting that Serbia has proved to be a sincere friend of Russia.

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Our country has good relations with Russia, it wants to be a member of the EU and to have the best relations possible with Germany, he said and underlined that this is a responsible policy beneficial for Serbia.

He will speak with Putin and Medvedev about Petrohemija petrochemicals factory and Azotara fertiliser plant, and about gas prices.

Commenting on his recent meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, he said that Merkel insisted on economic reforms in Serbia.

He explained that what opened the door for Serbia is the fact that it is now respecting agreements and fulfilling its promises.

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Kosovo remains an important topic to Germany, but regional stability and economic reforms are now the main focus, the Prime Minister said.

That is what interested Merkel the most, along with the future of the talks with Pristina and protection of regional stability, he pointed out.

Germany wants countries in the EU to have competitive markets and legal preconditions for all companies that operate, he said.

According to Vucic, there were a lot of words of praise, but also complaints pertaining to the laws on labour, privatisation, bankruptcy and issuance of building permits.

Vucic said that he told Merkel that those laws will be passed in the parliament of Serbia within a maximum of 40 days, i.e., before the end of July, despite the floods.

Source Serbian Government

 

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