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Transport and energy as development opportunity

 

The Serbian Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy will organize a panel discussion on transport and energy as development opportunities for Serbia in Belgrade on February 22.

The panel will be opened by Infrastructure Minister Milutin Mrkonjic. His assistants, Mirjana Trifunovic and Milos Banjac, will also address the participants, the ministry has said in a release.

Invitations to the meeting were sent to ambassadors of the UN countries to Serbia, the head of the EU Office in Belgrade, the director of the Serbian government’s European Integration Office, representatives of the World Bank, European
Investment Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and to a number of senior officials of other organizations.

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