Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade, Tourism, and Telecommunications Rasim Ljaji\u0107 has said that the year 2017 has been a record year for tourism since Serbia will be visited by 3.1 million tourists, and the expected foreign currency inflow is around 1.2 billion euros. <\/p>\n
Mr Ljaji\u0107 as a guest at the RTS has made it precise that the total number of arriving tourists this year will go beyond expected three billion.<\/p>\n
Next year Minister announced the citizens would have 80 thousand vouchers for which they could apply starting of January 1.<\/p>\n
\u201cA novelty is that our tourists will be able to use the vouchers in Ni\u0161 and Kragujevac as well\u201d, says Mr Ljaji\u0107.<\/p>\n
Speaking of investments, Mr Ljaji\u0107 has said that this year is blooming when we talk about Turkish companies coming to Serbia, but he emphasises that in Serbia largest investments come from the Western European countries. <\/p>\n
\u201cIn nominal amounts it is not true that the biggest investments come from Turkey, but from the Western European countries. However, this year is blooming when it comes to Turkish companies coming to Serbia, and each of the Turkish companies decided to expand its production in Serbia\u201d, says Mr Ljaji\u0107.<\/p>\n
He also says that in the first four months of next year new factories in \u017ditora\u0111a, Po\u017earevac, Kragujevac and Mladenovac will be opened. <\/p>\n
\u201cOnce the motorway is finished, we will be able to arrive from Ni\u0161 to Istanbul in five or six hours. I believe that next year will be at least as successful as this one\u201d, Minister says.<\/p>\n
In the field of telecommunications, the most important thing this year was the adoption of the Law on Electronic Transactions which will bring changes in the business climate in the country. <\/p>\n
Mr Ljaji\u0107 explains that there are regular controls of the form of firms operating in Serbia within Agrokor. <\/p>\n
\u201cWe regularly monitor everything, consulting and proposing measures if necessary. Those firms have stable operation, but it doesn\u2019t mean that the crises is over, we are interested in having those firms operating and employing our people\u201d, says Minister, adding that the retail market in Serbia is stable. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade, Tourism, and Telecommunications Rasim Ljaji\u0107 has said that the year 2017 has been a record year for tourism since Serbia will be visited by 3.1 million tourists, and the expected foreign currency inflow … Continue reading