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Serbia – fertile ground for investments

 

The EU will continue helping Serbian companies improve their competitiveness and come closer to European and global markets, as stated by the head of the EU delegation in Serbia Vincent Degert. Degert says Serbia is a fertile ground for making investments.

The EU has so far invested around EUR 60 million in projects for supporting development of SME in Serbia. Three projects financed by the EU are being carried out in Serbia at the moment. The projects are worth EUR 14.4 million. 

 

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