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Serbia agrees with Italian Lames Group on construction of factory in Sremska Mitrovica

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Serbia’s Minister of Economy and Regional Development Nebojsa Ciric signed in Sremska Mitrovica an agreement with Italian company Lames Group on the grants for construction of a factory for manufacturing window lifters in the car industry for customers in the EU.

Ciric underlined that Lames Group will invest €8 million and employ more than 250 people in Sremska Mitrovica where unemployment rate is 20%.

Source balkans.com

 

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