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Belgrade – The president of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, Marko Cadez, says that the opening of the DFC in Belgrade is a good opportunity, that Serbia should use it and do a good job.
Source: Tanjug
Photo: Tanjug, Dragan Kujundzic
It says that DFC CEO Adam Bohler managed to bring six major financial agencies working within the financial system to a meeting in Belgrade yesterday.
Chadez claimed that the Donald Trump administration has more connections to the real sector and the economy than all previous ones, that the Washington agreement is already being implemented.
“This administration has put the economy at the forefront. Richard Grenelle repeated yesterday several times ‘keep our word, see what we do, evaluate us’. On the other hand, we have to use this to do a good job with this,” said Chadez. for TV Pink.
He claimed that many businessmen from Kosovo and Metohija called him, who only had words of praise.
He points out that the agreement in Washington is a framework that forces politicians to carry out specific projects.
“It is difficult to say anything against this. If someone tells you: we have a billion euros that we want to inject into the economic system of Belgrade and Pristina, we want to invest in infrastructure, faster construction of the Belgrade-Nis highway, Nis- railway. Merdare-Pristina Tirana-Durres, “he stated.
Chadez said that DFC’s business is mainly focused on the private sector, and that yesterday there was talk about the glass factory that Serbia needs, about projects related to food production.
As he himself says, there are people who will look skeptically at the arrival of the DFC, adding that it is a surprise that they managed to organize the opening of the DFC office shortly after the signing of the agreement in Washington.
“The DFC office in Belgrade is the only one in Europe. They have offices in Asia, Africa and now in Europe,” stressed Chadez.
The DFC office in Belgrade will be headed by John Jovanovic, of Serbian origin. Chadez said that Jovanovic is connected to world business, with people from the top of multinational companies.
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