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German companies interested in Serbian infrastructural projects

 

German companies, with their highly specialized services and modern technical solutions, are interested in taking part in Serbian infrastructural projects, the director of the German Business Delegation in Serbia, Michael Schmidt, told Tanjug.

Most of the companies are leaders in the field of traffic engineering, planning and consulting, he said. He added Serbia was still in the stage of the foundation of a modern, efficient and safe traffic infrastructure and that it invested considerable funds there, which it obtains from international financial institutions.

Source emg.rs

 

 

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