PM expects "up to EUR 5bn in investments"

Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic says Serbia "might attract between EUR 3-5bn in FDI this year". Cvetkovic spoke to Tanjug news agency on Tuesday in Belgrade when he assessed that Serbia "will not have any problems in securing EUR 1.1bn to complete two roads of the southern section of Corridor 10". PM expects "up to EUR 5bn in investments" The prime minister said that the above goal is not unrealistic, underscoring that during a recent meeting of southeastern Europe heads of government in Salzburg, Austria, he had bilateral talks with representatives of investors, who showed increased interest in investing in Serbia. According to Cvetkovic's estimate, Serbia has a chance to attract foreign investors now, after getting the new coalition government he leads. He also said that "one of the major contracts, that with Italian Fiat, is in the final stages".

PM expects "up to EUR 5bn in investments"

The prime minister said that the above goal is not unrealistic, underscoring that during a recent meeting of southeastern Europe heads of government in Salzburg, Austria, he had bilateral talks with representatives of investors, who showed increased interest in investing in Serbia.

According to Cvetković's estimate, Serbia has a chance to attract foreign investors now, after getting the new coalition government he leads. He also said that "one of the major contracts, that with Italian Fiat, is in the final stages".