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Kragujevac – Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Tomislav Momirovi today visited Siemens Mobility near Kragujevac.
Source: Tanjug
Photo: Tanjug, Nikola Ani
The first tram produced at that factory passed inspection and will soon be used in Germany.
The minister told Tanjug, after visiting the plant in Cerovac, that billions of euros are being invested in the development of traffic infrastructure in Serbia, but that we need not only corridors that we are building, but also educated young people and companies. like Siemens.
“What will lead to young and educated people staying in the country is what we see here. These are jobs for highly educated people,” said the minister.
He recalled that our country has a long tradition of university education, especially in technical sciences, and that it is very proud that a company like Siemens has opened a factory in Serbia.
“A lot of engineers and skilled workers work there, that’s what we want. We don’t want to have just a simple workforce in the plants, but skilled workers, engineers and project leaders, so that our companies can be the main contractors around the world. “, said. is Momirovi.
The Minister thanked Siemens for the scholarships given to our students from Kragujevac and Belgrade.
Photo: Tanjug, Nikola Ani
Siemens Mobility technical director Eberhard Lange said that in the last two years, they have gone through a process of transformation from a single component manufacturer to the production of complete trams.
“Complete trams are produced here. The first tram underwent an inspection process last week and we can expect the tram to go to its new home in Germany very soon. There are many projects underway, many trams will be produced here and used. in all Europe”. Lange told Tanjug.
Kragujevac Mayor Nikola Dai noted that Siemens’ arrival in that city represents an opportunity for a huge economic boom not only in Kragujevac but throughout Serbia.
Siemens is a company with a century-long tradition duo and is one of the most famous brands in the world, he emphasized.
He says Siemens employs young people in Kragujevac, but also offers vocational training to young engineers.
Photo: Tanjug, Nikola Ani
The main activities of the company are the production of mammalian vehicles, components for mammalian vehicles, as well as engineering.
The company employs 857 people, with a tendency to increase the number of workers.
We are currently working on investing in infrastructure, which includes a new warehouse, offices and a logistics center.
The main production and administration facility is located in an area of 25,000 square meters, while the new production plant of 11,300 square meters was inaugurated on August 1 last year.
Siemens also has a Belgrade branch employing 16 people, and in Kragujevac there is also the Siemens Engineering Center where young engineers are trained, which currently employs about 50 engineers.
Minister Momirovi also visited “MIND Park”, a modern industrial complex built by businessman Bratislav Milanovi in Lunice, near Kragujevac.
At the moment, several production halls have been completed there, from where components for human industry are largely exported.
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