ZAGREB, Nov 8 (Hina) - A delegation of Chinese investors from Hong Kong interested in business cooperation with Croatia on Tuesday visited the Croatian Chamber of Commerce (HGK) in Zagreb. The visit was organised by Susan Smith
Feaster and Dale R. Weiss, eminent businessmen from the United States. The Chinese industry, trade, telecommunications, banking, and tourism businessmen are interested in cooperation with Croatian companies, and possible investments into certain economy sectors. They expressed special interest in Croatia's tourist potentials, and attractive tourist destinations, like the southern port of Dubrovnik. The director of HGK's Trade Sector, Rudjer Friganovic, acquainted the Chinese businessmen with HGK's work, the basic macroeconomic and economic indicators, and possibilities of investing in Croatia. Friganovic pointed to Croatia's expected access to th
ZAGREB, Nov 8 (Hina) - A delegation of Chinese investors from Hong
Kong interested in business cooperation with Croatia on Tuesday
visited the Croatian Chamber of Commerce (HGK) in Zagreb.
The visit was organised by Susan Smith Feaster and Dale R. Weiss,
eminent businessmen from the United States.
The Chinese industry, trade, telecommunications, banking, and
tourism businessmen are interested in cooperation with Croatian
companies, and possible investments into certain economy sectors.
They expressed special interest in Croatia's tourist potentials,
and attractive tourist destinations, like the southern port of
Dubrovnik.
The director of HGK's Trade Sector, Rudjer Friganovic, acquainted
the Chinese businessmen with HGK's work, the basic macroeconomic
and economic indicators, and possibilities of investing in
Croatia.
Friganovic pointed to Croatia's expected access to the World Trade
Organisation, and the traits of the customs, tax, and foreign trade
system, and asserted Croatia was at a favourable position for
investments and approach to countries in Central and Eastern
Europe.
Speaking about investments to Croatia to date, Friganovic said
US$2.2 billion had been invested between 1993 and 1998, into the
pharmaceutical industry, banking, and the oil industry, mainly
from United States, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Sweden, and The
Netherlands.
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