The government of Serbia has formed a working group tasked with putting forward a proposal for a new status of the three largest companies in the chemical sector in Serbia, which employ around 3,000 people, the government’s media office said in a release on Monday.
The working group will propose basic guidelines for a new status of ‘Metanolsko Sircetni Kompleks Kikinda’, ‘Azotara Pancevo’ and ‘HIP Petrohemija Pancevo’, the release specifies.
Economy Minister Zeljko Sertic was appointed head of the working group.
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The performance of companies in the chemical sector is of strategic importance for the country’s economy, the statement reads.
Source; SerbGov
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