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Poslovni

forum u

Istanbulu

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a biznis forumu u Istanbulu

predstavljene su mogunosti

za unapreenje ekonomske

saradnje posebno u oblastima poljoprivrede

i prehrambene industrije, proizvodnje au-

tomobila, masinske industrije, proizvodnje

tekstila i turizma, a tokom bilateralnih sus-

reta privrednika dve zemlje ostvareni su i

inicijalni poslovni kontakti.

Potpredsednik Vlade Rasim Ljaji i

predsednik udruzenja TUSKON Rizanur

Meral dogovorili su se da krajem marta u

Beograd doe grupa od 30 privrednika i in-

dustrijalaca iz Turske, kojima e nadlezne in-

stitucije Republike Srbije predstaviti potenci-

jale neprivatizovanih preduzea i preduzea

u restruktuiranju u Srbiji, u cilju privlacenja

novih turskih investicija u nasu zemlju.

Potpredsednik Vlade Rasim Ljaji

ocenio je i da je dosadasnji nivo robne

razmene i turskih investicija u Srbiji nedovol-

jan s obzirom na mogunosti obe privrede i

naglasio da je Srbija najpozeljnija destinacija

za investiranje u regionu, uzimajui u obzir

velicinu trzista, drzavne podsticaje za strana

ulaganja koji se kreu od 4.000. do 10.000

evra po novootvorenom radnom mestu, kao

i poreske olaksice za inostrane ulagace.

Konfederacija biznismena i industri-

jalaca Turske (TUSKON) je najvee poslov-

no udruzenje u Turskoj koje okuplja vise od

120.000 kompanija.

Potpredsednik Vlade Rasim Ljaji se

tokom boravka u Istanbulu sastao i sa Mu-

ratom Jalcintasom, predsednikom Trgovi-

nske komore grada Istanbula, koja ima vise

od 350 hiljada clanova i predstavlja treinu

turske privrede, sa kojim je razgovarao o

mogunostima zajednickog organizovanja

sajamskih manifestacija i intenziviranju sar-

adnje izmeu srpskih i turskih privrednih

komora.

T

he Business Forum in Istanbul

was an excellent chance for

presentation of opportunities for

improving economic cooperation, particularly

in the field of agriculture and food, car, and

machine industry, textile production, and

tourism, while initial business contacts

were made during bilateral meetings of

entrepreneurs from the two countries.

Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Rasim Ljaji

and President of TUSKON Mr. Rizanur Meral

agreed to have a group of 30 entrepreneurs

and industrials from Turkey come to Belgrade

at the end of March to be presented with

potentials of non-privatized companies and

companies in the process of restructuring in

Serbia by relevant ministries, with the aim of

attracting new investments from Turkey into

our country.

Mr. Ljaji said that previous level of

trade and investments from Turkey was

insufficient in comparison to the potential

of both economies and stressed that Serbia

is the most popular investment destination

in the region regarding the market size, state

incentives for foreign investments that range

from 4,000 to 10,000 euros per new job, as

well as tax stimulation for foreign investors.

Turkish Confederation of Businessmen

and Industrialists (TUSKON) is the largest

business association in Turkey, gathering

more than 120,000 companies.

During his stay in Istanbul, Deputy

Prime Minister Mr. Rasim Ljaji also had a

meeting with Mr. Murat Yal�inta, President

of the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce, which

gathers more than 350,000 members and

represent one third of the Turkish economy.

They talked about the possibilities of joint

engagement regarding fair activities and

promotion of cooperation between Serbian

and Turkish chambers of commerce.