LJAJIC: We want more Slovenian investments

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and Internal Trade, Tourism and Telecommuniactions Rasim Ljajic invited all Slovenian companies to invest in Serbia on Thursday, June 9, 2016. He pointed out that the merchandise trade between Serbia and Slovenia could increase significantly, even though Slovenia was already one of Serbia’s most important foreign trade partners.

- We think that the merchandise trade can be even bigger than it already is and we invite Slovenian companies and partners to invest in the Serbian economy. We want more investments, which means more jobs for Serbian citizens – sadi Ljajic in Ljubljana, following the meeting with the Slovenian Minister of Economic Development and Technology Zdravko Pocivalsek, on whose invitation he had come to Slovenia in official capacity.

Ljajic said, as his Ministry reported, that it had been recognized at the meeting that the economic cooperation between Serbia and Slovenia could be even more prosperous if joint ventures were made in other markets, especially since an agreement to that end had been signed three years before. He added that tourism had also been discussed at the meeting and that Serbia was very interested in implementing Slovenian experiences in the areas of wellness and spa tourism.

Serbia, as Ljajic pointed out, strives to present its tourist potentials to Slovenia even better, and it is being supported by the Slovenian Tourist Board to that end.

Ministarstvo turizma i omladine Republike Srbije

MINISTRSTVO ZA GOSPODARSTVO Ljubljana

Ministry of Trade Tourism and Telecommunications

Rasim Ljajic

merchandise trade Serbia Slovenia

Ministry of Economic Development and Technology

Zdravko Pocivalsek

Slovenian Tourist Board