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Saturday, 04.06.2011.

12:31

Competitive economy “key for EU integration”

Serbia cannot make progress in the EU integration without a strong and competitive economy, Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS) President Miloš Bugarin has said.

Izvor: Tanjug

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kujon

pre 12 godina

@Huu

Have you been back to Poland since 2000? I left in 2003 an dthings were already getting better. Today Poland is much better off. Will it be the same for Serbia, maybe not, but Poland is a poor choice to use as an example.

Huu

pre 12 godina

I was in Poland in 2000. Everybody smoked "West" cigarettes and bought "EU" bread and they are still the same poor b*stards, now it´s Serbias turn to "get lucky"...

Danilo

pre 12 godina

I use Belgrade airport monthly. The airport is full of "Serbia is business friendly" signs - either an expression of wishful thinking or some sort of sadistic joke. Every time I go there there are more of these signs, and they're getting bigger.

So, I think Serbia is on the right track. A few more of these signs and it'll be true.

Danilo

pre 12 godina

I use Belgrade airport monthly. The airport is full of "Serbia is business friendly" signs - either an expression of wishful thinking or some sort of sadistic joke. Every time I go there there are more of these signs, and they're getting bigger.

So, I think Serbia is on the right track. A few more of these signs and it'll be true.

Huu

pre 12 godina

I was in Poland in 2000. Everybody smoked "West" cigarettes and bought "EU" bread and they are still the same poor b*stards, now it´s Serbias turn to "get lucky"...

kujon

pre 12 godina

@Huu

Have you been back to Poland since 2000? I left in 2003 an dthings were already getting better. Today Poland is much better off. Will it be the same for Serbia, maybe not, but Poland is a poor choice to use as an example.

Danilo

pre 12 godina

I use Belgrade airport monthly. The airport is full of "Serbia is business friendly" signs - either an expression of wishful thinking or some sort of sadistic joke. Every time I go there there are more of these signs, and they're getting bigger.

So, I think Serbia is on the right track. A few more of these signs and it'll be true.

Huu

pre 12 godina

I was in Poland in 2000. Everybody smoked "West" cigarettes and bought "EU" bread and they are still the same poor b*stards, now it´s Serbias turn to "get lucky"...

kujon

pre 12 godina

@Huu

Have you been back to Poland since 2000? I left in 2003 an dthings were already getting better. Today Poland is much better off. Will it be the same for Serbia, maybe not, but Poland is a poor choice to use as an example.