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Regional business cooperation Austria-Serbia provides additional visibility to Serbia attractiveness for new Austrian FDI, Positive Case study, Interview with Ms.Viduka Director of Bluewaters Serbia

 

We are very satisfied as an Austrian company, because Austrian companies are welcomed and recognized as preferred partners in the implementation of projects. In the last decade, Bluewaters has witnessed the changes in business operations in Serbia. We hope that Serbia will become the candidate for EU membership this year which will open additional chapters of pre-accession assistance and enable Serbia to implement environmental infrastructural projects and we hope that we and our partners will have an opportunity to transfer knowledge and experience which Austria undoubtedly possesses in this field. An important part of the investor

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