Monday, 11.02.2013.
09:13
First Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić on Sunday announced that Swedish furniture maker Ikea would "come to Serbia" in April 2014.
Izvor: Tanjug
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pre 11 godina
Vučić said that "after a long time, the question of Ikea's arrival in Serbia has been settled".
Hmmmm everyone know that Mr Djilas is the one who did not want any factory who negotiate with Serbian progressive party come to Serbia.Now is the time to say bye,bye to him and take your life in your own hands, with this guy Vucic I think you will have more prosperity ,I see he is decide to change things for people in his country.Nice
pre 11 godina
Great news for you people ,finaly good things start to happen in your country ,nice to hear words OPEN instead CLOSED.Looks like this new government is decide to rise Serbia from the mud, slow but they at least have will to do something
pre 11 godina
It is very good news if IKEA is opening their store in Serbia. IKEA is not only selling furniture, it is also producing them. So domestic Serbian firm can use this opportunity to come as subcontractors of IKEA and not only for Serbia but internationally too. I hope that Serbian entrepreneurs take this challenge.
pre 11 godina
whoop-dee-doo... The sad thing is that although Ikea is supposed to be an inexpensive alternative to "regular" furniture, after import tarrifs and a whopping 20% VAT, plus mark-up, it will most likely be some of the most expensive in Serbia.
pre 11 godina
Hey, Vucic, how about some domestic factories, like the ones we use to have, before the government privatized them all for pennies on the dollar to Serbian so-called "businessmen, and the political mafias pocketed the proceeds? You have sold everything off, or given away, so that the only things that are left domestic is the piac (open market), and they may go soon.
pre 11 godina
Hey, Vucic, how about some domestic factories, like the ones we use to have, before the government privatized them all for pennies on the dollar to Serbian so-called "businessmen, and the political mafias pocketed the proceeds? You have sold everything off, or given away, so that the only things that are left domestic is the piac (open market), and they may go soon.
pre 11 godina
It is very good news if IKEA is opening their store in Serbia. IKEA is not only selling furniture, it is also producing them. So domestic Serbian firm can use this opportunity to come as subcontractors of IKEA and not only for Serbia but internationally too. I hope that Serbian entrepreneurs take this challenge.
pre 11 godina
Great news for you people ,finaly good things start to happen in your country ,nice to hear words OPEN instead CLOSED.Looks like this new government is decide to rise Serbia from the mud, slow but they at least have will to do something
pre 11 godina
Vučić said that "after a long time, the question of Ikea's arrival in Serbia has been settled".
Hmmmm everyone know that Mr Djilas is the one who did not want any factory who negotiate with Serbian progressive party come to Serbia.Now is the time to say bye,bye to him and take your life in your own hands, with this guy Vucic I think you will have more prosperity ,I see he is decide to change things for people in his country.Nice
pre 11 godina
whoop-dee-doo... The sad thing is that although Ikea is supposed to be an inexpensive alternative to "regular" furniture, after import tarrifs and a whopping 20% VAT, plus mark-up, it will most likely be some of the most expensive in Serbia.
pre 11 godina
Hey, Vucic, how about some domestic factories, like the ones we use to have, before the government privatized them all for pennies on the dollar to Serbian so-called "businessmen, and the political mafias pocketed the proceeds? You have sold everything off, or given away, so that the only things that are left domestic is the piac (open market), and they may go soon.
pre 11 godina
whoop-dee-doo... The sad thing is that although Ikea is supposed to be an inexpensive alternative to "regular" furniture, after import tarrifs and a whopping 20% VAT, plus mark-up, it will most likely be some of the most expensive in Serbia.
pre 11 godina
It is very good news if IKEA is opening their store in Serbia. IKEA is not only selling furniture, it is also producing them. So domestic Serbian firm can use this opportunity to come as subcontractors of IKEA and not only for Serbia but internationally too. I hope that Serbian entrepreneurs take this challenge.
pre 11 godina
Great news for you people ,finaly good things start to happen in your country ,nice to hear words OPEN instead CLOSED.Looks like this new government is decide to rise Serbia from the mud, slow but they at least have will to do something
pre 11 godina
Vučić said that "after a long time, the question of Ikea's arrival in Serbia has been settled".
Hmmmm everyone know that Mr Djilas is the one who did not want any factory who negotiate with Serbian progressive party come to Serbia.Now is the time to say bye,bye to him and take your life in your own hands, with this guy Vucic I think you will have more prosperity ,I see he is decide to change things for people in his country.Nice
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