Kopaonik Business Forum Postponed Until May 2021

The Program Board of the Kopaonik Business Forum has decided for the annual meeting on the most current economic, political and social topics in the country and the region to be held between May 23 and 26, 2021, instead of the traditional gathering in March, due to the coronavirus situation.

As the Serbian Association of Economists (SES) announced, at the initiative and with the sport of long-standing partners, sponsors and participants, the organizers want the forum to be held in a traditional format next year as well.

SES says that the organization of the event, the schedule and the structure of the panels and the number of participants in the forum will be adapted to the current epidemiological situation, with all health and safety measures in force, so as to ensure the maximum security of the guests and the organizers.

The central topic of the 28th Kopaonik Business Forum is “The World After COVID-19: New Sources of Growth in the Changed Business Conditions”.

In addition to announcing the topic, the Program Board emphasizes that the world economy has been facing the challenges of the fourth industrial revolution, the pressures of migrations and the dangers of climate change for a whole decade now.

The organizers of the forum announce that, in the preparatory period, all the information and the most important notifications on the progress of the preparations, the agenda, the participants and the sponsors will be uploaded at www.kopaonikbusinessforum.rs.

Also, the organizers point out that the Kopaonik Business Forum stands out not just for the importance of its topics and its content, but also for being an interactive platform for the exchange of opinions and experiences, as well as the place of meeting and business connecting of renowned experts and eminent participants in the local and the regional economic and political life.

Savez ekonomista Srbije Beograd

Serbian Association of Economists

SES

Kopaonik Business Forum

The World After COVID 19 New Sources of Growth in the Changed Business Conditions

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