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Serbia: Russian-Serbian investment conference in Moscow

2012/12/12

The Serbian and Russian chambers of commerce will organize an investment conference in Moscow on November 15, which will be attended by Russian and Serbian officials and companies.

Serbian Chamber of Commerce adviser in Moscow Radojica Sretenovic told Tanjug a meeting of the inter-governmental committee for trade, economic, science and technical cooperation will be held at the same time, November 15-16.
He expects the plenary session to include the committee's co-presidents, Serbia's Minister of Natural Resources Milan Bacevic and Russia's Minister of Energy Alexander Novak.

Members of the Russia-Serbia business council, whose co-presidents are Vadim Voroboiov from Lukoil and Branislav Grujic from PSP Farman, will be there as well.

Officials of Gazprom and Gazpromneft are expected too. Sretenovic said the companies who wish to attract Russian investors will present their offer at the conference, and that there will as well be talk about projects of national significance.

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