A National Register of Investment Maps will be completed in the next year.
On GeoSrbija’s digital platform, it will enable all foreign and domestic investors to see where free infrastructural sites are located in Serbia, where they can invest their money.
The second phase of this project, supported by the Kingdom of Sweden, is currently underway, with 11 local governments participating today, whose representatives gathered for a meeting at the Republic Geodetic Authority (RGZ) building in Belgrade.
The idea of the authorities is that after the completion of this project, which is funded by Sweden with two million euros, all the remaining cities and municipalities in the country will be included in the whole story.
The director of the Republic Geodetic Authority (RGZ) Borko Draskovic says that this project shows in a good way what the attitude of Serbia towards investors and clients in the 21st century, the land administration towards the economy and society as a whole.
“Investors are allowed to get all the information they need to make the right decisions in one place”, Draskovic said.
After completing this project, the idea is for the Republic Geodetic Authority to embark on the development of an ecological and residential digital map of the country, in line with the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and Creating Smart Cities, Draskovic told Tanjug.
