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Serbia: Successful cooperation between the Austrian Embassy in Belgrade and Janković, Popović, Mitić Law Office

A new cooperation agreement with Janković, Popović, Mitić Law Office was signed on January 28th, 2014, at the Austrian Embassy in Belgrade. H.E. Dr. Johannes Eigner,Ambassador of the Republic of Austria, and Mr. Nikola Janković, Senior Partner at JPM, thereby confirmed this successful cooperation which has now been ongoing for more than 20 years.

It began in 1991, when the Austrian Embassy recognized that JPM was properly representing the interests of Austrian commerce, and of Austrian citizens as well, providing them with full and fast legal service in German, a language fluently spoken by 5 JPM attorneys at law.

The concluding if this new agreement demonstrates that Mr. Janković remains the Austrian Embassy’s “attorney of trust”, advising the Embassy in all legal matters.

Source; Serbia Energy

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