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Opening of new industrial zones

 

Mr.Nebojsa Ceran, Director of Kolubara mines basin company presented the idea of joint efforts in opening of new industrial zones with local municipalities where Kolubara is operating. As an example of good business cooperation between Kolubara and local municipality, he stated the construction of one recreational center in Lazarevac, but also thanks to the decision of the state to return to municipality the complex consisting of few thousands of hectares.

We feel the obligation and responsibility improve the condition of the area we used, even in better condition. Personally it is a challenge for me to complete this task with municipality in next five to six years because this complex will also employ some new workers, stated Mr.Ceran Director of Kolubara in interview that was published in latest number of Kolubara magazine.

Source serbia-energy.com

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