Trump wants to build hotel in Belgrade, says PM

NEW YORK Prime Minister Ivica Dacic stated in New York on Wednesday that Donald Trump is "interested in the construction of a prestigious hotel in Belgrade." The U.S. business magnate will, according to Dacic, "send a team of his associates to Belgrade to find the adequate location in the next two months." Trump wants to build hotel in Belgrade, says PM "We discussed the possibilities of Trump's investments in this part of the world, primarily in the fields he is currently interested in," Dacic said after his meeting with Trump in New York, where he traveled to attended a UN Security Council session dedicated to Kosovo. Dacic believes that there is "a lot of interest in the project, and he said that it was agreed that a team of Trump's associates should visit Serbia to discuss technical matters and find a location for the construction of a prestigious hotel as part of Trump's chain of hotels." Dacic said that this would be "good news for Serbia and Belgrade" and added that it would contribute considerably to the country's image abroad and increase its attractiveness for other serious investors. The prime minister said that the meeting also covered other sectors, such as energy. Donald Trump, center, and Ivica Dacic, right, are seen in New York (Beta) Tanjug

Trump wants to build hotel in Belgrade, says PM

"We discussed the possibilities of Trump's investments in this part of the world, primarily in the fields he is currently interested in," Dačić said after his meeting with Trump in New York, where he traveled to attended a UN Security Council session dedicated to Kosovo.

Dačić believes that there is "a lot of interest in the project, and he said that it was agreed that a team of Trump's associates should visit Serbia to discuss technical matters and find a location for the construction of a prestigious hotel as part of Trump's chain of hotels."

Dačić said that this would be "good news for Serbia and Belgrade" and added that it would contribute considerably to the country's image abroad and increase its attractiveness for other serious investors.

The prime minister said that the meeting also covered other sectors, such as energy.