Tuesday, 27.10.2009.
17:04
Belgrade's Invej company has donated 330 tons of food to the "Food for Everyone” campaign, organized by Fund B92.
Izvor: Biro Miklos
pre 14 godina
oh my god,is serbia 3 world country?this is not fair,why the governament dont help these poor people,in albania the poor people get enough money from governament to put food in their table.this type of help i only heard in africa.
pre 14 godina
OK fair play to Invej to understanding how things work - one day corporate responsiblity (as opposed to corporate irresponsiblity we have now) will be more common in Serbia.
But that doesn't mean we should forget who peconi is and how he made his money.
Congratulations to B92 for being at the forfront of this type of activity.
pre 14 godina
OK fair play to Invej to understanding how things work - one day corporate responsiblity (as opposed to corporate irresponsiblity we have now) will be more common in Serbia.
But that doesn't mean we should forget who peconi is and how he made his money.
Congratulations to B92 for being at the forfront of this type of activity.
pre 14 godina
oh my god,is serbia 3 world country?this is not fair,why the governament dont help these poor people,in albania the poor people get enough money from governament to put food in their table.this type of help i only heard in africa.
pre 14 godina
oh my god,is serbia 3 world country?this is not fair,why the governament dont help these poor people,in albania the poor people get enough money from governament to put food in their table.this type of help i only heard in africa.
pre 14 godina
OK fair play to Invej to understanding how things work - one day corporate responsiblity (as opposed to corporate irresponsiblity we have now) will be more common in Serbia.
But that doesn't mean we should forget who peconi is and how he made his money.
Congratulations to B92 for being at the forfront of this type of activity.
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