Croatian business club founded in Belgrade

BELGRADE, Nov 21 (Hina) - A Croatian business club was established in Belgrade on Monday evening. The club comprises managers of about 50 Croatian companies operating in Serbia.

The goal of the club is to help promote cooperation between Croatia and Serbia.

Present at the ceremony were the head of the Croatian Chamber of the Commerce, Nadan Vidosevic and a State-Secretary of the Croatian Economy Ministry, Vladimir Vrankovic, as well as Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Miroljub Labus and Serbian Agriculture Minister Ivana Dulic.

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Croatian business club founded in Belgrade

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