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Serbian mining industry expects investments of 3 billion euro until 2020

 

In Serbian mining sector until 2020 investments of 3 billion euro are expected with 10.000 new employements specially in undeveloped areas of Serbia, stated Mr.Zlatko Dragosavljevic, state secretary for mining.

For this investments there are 15 prepared projects, stated Mr.Dragosavljevic for magazine Kwh and underlined that Serbia has resources in mining that should be explored in the coming years, which represents the big chance for economic recovery for undeveloped areas of Serbia.

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