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Serbia expects China to be its largest investor next year

 

Serbia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Jeremic said that the political relations between China and Serbia are excellent, which should be used to make an important step forward in economic cooperation.
Vuk Jeremic Jeremic, who is heading the business delegation of Serbia to Guangdong province in China, said in a statement to the Tanjug news agency that it is realistic to expect that China will be the largest foreign investor in Serbia next year.

Source balkans.com

 

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