Chinese parliament delegation in Belgrade

Welcome to Serbia! I would much rather Chinese, Russian, Indian and Brazilian representitives come to Serbia and talk about co-operation, friendship and investment than those coming from the West and dictating terms.

I am glad we have such powerful friends who treat us as equals. This is the path of least resistance and the reason we'll be drawn closer to them.

No pun intended, but the consruction of this bridge will bond Serbia's and China's friendship even more. And a loan at 3%, that is true friendship.

No pun intended, but the consruction of this bridge will bond Serbia's and China's friendship even more. And a loan at 3%, that is true friendship.
(winston, 14 July 2010 15:22)

Eating on a regular basis at my local Chinese retaurant, dating a Chinese lady and shopping at the Chinese emporium has now eventually paid off.

I did my bit for Serbia :D

Zoran
You flatter yourself if you think China regards Serbia as an equal. Why should it?
You cannot receive investment without accepting the inverstor's terms and conditions so don't you be so simple! Serbia is just a pawn for China as well and we should be glad of investment from EU and USA too. Please get real as your posts are just so tiredly anti-western!

Eating on a regular basis at my local Chinese retaurant, dating a Chinese lady and shopping at the Chinese emporium has now eventually paid off.

I did my bit for Serbia :D
(Janez-Beograd, 14 July 2010 18:10)
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Now that's what you call a labour of love.

Thank you.

Serbia can do not better than to strengthen ties with a financial power house like China. Those that think its only the Chinese that set investment terms and conditions for loans are very naïve; look at the US and see how it works – they all function the same when it comes to money.

Two things have gone in Serbia’ way; first the loan is on a low interest rate and second they are forming strong ties with a superpower. It interesting to know that China established a “rating agency” because it no longer trusts Standard and Poors, Moodys or any of the others. The Chinese issued a statement last week explaining the reasons – since these rating agencies “signed off” on all toxic loans as being financially sound, and China has lots of money to invest, they no longer trusted.

On Tuesday, 13 July the Chinese agency issued it first report. Lets just say that the ratings for the US or Great Britain are not in the top ten of the most viable (it’s a lot worse). Naturally the west tried to down play this in its fumbling way with no one being convinced.

On the state of the US economy, these officials now use the word Depression.

Zoran
You flatter yourself if you think China regards Serbia as an equal. Why should it?
You cannot receive investment without accepting the inverstor's terms and conditions so don't you be so simple! Serbia is just a pawn for China as well and we should be glad of investment from EU and USA too. Please get real as your posts are just so tiredly anti-western!

No pun intended, but the consruction of this bridge will bond Serbia's and China's friendship even more. And a loan at 3%, that is true friendship.

Welcome to Serbia! I would much rather Chinese, Russian, Indian and Brazilian representitives come to Serbia and talk about co-operation, friendship and investment than those coming from the West and dictating terms.

I am glad we have such powerful friends who treat us as equals. This is the path of least resistance and the reason we'll be drawn closer to them.

No pun intended, but the consruction of this bridge will bond Serbia's and China's friendship even more. And a loan at 3%, that is true friendship.
(winston, 14 July 2010 15:22)

Eating on a regular basis at my local Chinese retaurant, dating a Chinese lady and shopping at the Chinese emporium has now eventually paid off.

I did my bit for Serbia :D

Eating on a regular basis at my local Chinese retaurant, dating a Chinese lady and shopping at the Chinese emporium has now eventually paid off.

I did my bit for Serbia :D
(Janez-Beograd, 14 July 2010 18:10)
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Now that's what you call a labour of love.

Thank you.

Serbia can do not better than to strengthen ties with a financial power house like China. Those that think its only the Chinese that set investment terms and conditions for loans are very naïve; look at the US and see how it works – they all function the same when it comes to money.

Two things have gone in Serbia’ way; first the loan is on a low interest rate and second they are forming strong ties with a superpower. It interesting to know that China established a “rating agency” because it no longer trusts Standard and Poors, Moodys or any of the others. The Chinese issued a statement last week explaining the reasons – since these rating agencies “signed off” on all toxic loans as being financially sound, and China has lots of money to invest, they no longer trusted.

On Tuesday, 13 July the Chinese agency issued it first report. Lets just say that the ratings for the US or Great Britain are not in the top ten of the most viable (it’s a lot worse). Naturally the west tried to down play this in its fumbling way with no one being convinced.

On the state of the US economy, these officials now use the word Depression.