Belgrade/Shanghai, 29 Sept 2010 – Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Regional Development Mladjan Dinkic visited the Serbian pavilion at the World EXPO fair 2010 in Shanghai today where he opened a business presentation "Serbia – Your Business Partner."
Dinkic stressed that the successful performance of Serbia at the fair is a good basis for the increased presence of Serbian products on the Chinese market and that this is a good chance for many visitors of the exhibition to learn more about our country.
We can be proud as two million, 650 thousand visitors have so far visited our pavilion, said the Minister.
He stated that the Serbian pavilion is very attractive and more visited than pavilions of the countries in our neighbourhood.
He pointed out that September in the Serbian pavilion is dedicated to economic issues and activities related to a business presentation of Serbia, entitled "Code of the Economy."
Visitors to the Serbian pavilion in Shanghai have an opportunity to learn about the natural beauties of Serbia, such as Djavolja Varos (Devil's Town), Lake Palic, Stara Planina, our spas, Belgrade, Novi Sad and other cities, as well as the achievements of our famous scientist Milutin Milankovic.
Also, visitors to the Serbian pavilion have the opportunity to see two modern projects for promoting the economy of Serbia.
The first is a virtual fair "efair4U" prepared by the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS) and is a portal where companies from China can get acquainted with 2,500 companies from Serbia and establish first contacts with our business community.
The second project, an electronic “Serbia Business Network” is an interactive database that provides access to more than 88 projects, products, services and patents that are open to investors or strategic partners.
The database highlights all the good locations in Serbia for investment partners and projects seeking investors.
Dinkic, who is also president of the Serbian part of the Intergovernmental Mixed Commission for Trade and Economic Cooperation between Serbia and China was a guest in Shanghai today at the ten-storey Chinese pavilion, worth €300 million.
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