Vucic discusses economic measures with 200 businessmen - Meeting with representatives of largest companies in Belgrade on May 12

(Aleksandar Vucic) Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic is going to organize a meeting on Monday, May 12, for the representatives of the top 200 domestic and foreign companies in Serbia, the daily Blic cited the sources from the PM's office as saying Thursday.
In order to be invited to the meeting with Aleksandar Vucic, companies need to meet certain requirements, Blic reported and added that the meeting would be organized at the Palace of Serbia in New Belgrade, from 1 PM.

Vucic will first talk with the representatives of banks and insurance groups and then with foreign investors, while the third and fourth meeting will see him talking with the representatives of the construction industry and domestic businessmen, respectively. Blic announced that Vucic would unveil at his first meeting with businessmen a set of economic measures and incentives to be implemented by the Serbian government.
- The prime minister will first talk about favorable subsidized loans for the economy. The Government will provide EUR 80 million to cover a portion of interests, and Vucic expects the banks to approve about EUR 1.2 billion worth of favorable loans in Serbia. Incentives in the construction industry will be the second topic, and the parties will also talk about the possibility of alloting land to investors for free to secure more work for the construction sector - Blic reported.

The third topic of the talks is a program aimed at attracting foreign investment with all the benefits offered by our market.

The last topic will be employment incentives, the daily reported, adding that the Government was ready to increase them.

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