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Serbia: Hungarian MVM interested in working together and investing in energy sector

Hungarian state-owned MVM Group is interested in working together with Serbia to improve the distribution network, as part of the European network. CEO of MVM, Gyorgy Kobor said after the meeting with Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Zorana Mihajlovic that the group is interested in investing in Serbian energy sector. Kobor stressed that the future is in the exchange and distribution of energy. Also, Serbia and Hungary are involved in the construction of the gas pipeline and Russian natural gas imports. He concluded that there are many investment opportunities, and the company is prepared to explore all these opportunities and invest in Serbia.

 

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