President starts official visit to Austria

President starts official visit to Austria

He added said that all investors who have come to Serbia have become confident that it is a good investment destination and stayed.

“We will create even better conditions and further simplify procedures so that the investors already present could expand their businesses and that others could come, too” Nikolić stated.

The Serbian president was greeted with full military and state honors and President Fischer upon arrival at Hofburg Palace today.

Nikolić will also meet with Austrian Parliament Speaker Barbara Prammer, businessmen and representatives of the Serbian diaspora.

On the second day of his visit, he will tour an Italian military cemetery that is a final resting place for some 8,000 World War One Serbian soldiers and internees.

He will also pay a visit to the World War Two Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp.

The Serbian delegation includes Foreign Minister Ivan Mrkić, Serbian Ambassador to Austria Pero Janković, and presidential advisors Marko Đurić, Stanislava Pak-Stanković, Jasmina Mitrović-Marić, and Predrag Mikić.