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ential More interaction between our respective business people would help greatly. With that in mind, the Kragujevac Regional Chamber of Commerce is planning to take a delegation to India and hopefully such exchanges will increase. We need to see more bilateral meetings and more mutual participation in trade fairs and business events. India’s biggest investment in Serbia is represented by the Embassy Group’s planned construction of an IT park in Inđija. Is this investment going ahead, despite the crisis, and is it likely to lead to the arrival of more Indian investors? To the best of my knowledge, the project is ‘on’ and the land will be made available this autumn, which is when implementation of the project will start. This is a huge project that will be implemented in phases. I think the first phase will involve construction of around 25,000m2 of office space for software companies and then the development will continue phase by phase. I’m quite sure that more Indian investments will be forthcoming once this development gets underway. Which sectors of the Serbian economy are of most interest to Indian companies? Some Indian businesses have been looking at the prospects of setting up production
AMALGMATIONS LIMITED REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE V.P.Ahuja, director IvankovaÄ?ka 24/1 11000 Belgrade ahuja@eunet.yu www.amalgmationsgroup-eu.com PRIYADARSHI EXPORTS Elizabet Kurdijan, director Kapetana Radića Petrovića 35 11000 Belgrade 381 11 3196134 381 11 3196134 kurdijan@eunet.yu ARVIND MILLS LTD. Miodrag DraĹĄković, director Vojvode Brane 30 11000 Belgrade drbros@yubc.net
A number of Indian I.T. companies have set up facilities in this region and manufacturing facilities in Serbia in a number of sectors – from vehicle upholstery to paper mills to even Serbian mines. To what extent have Indian companies invested in other countries of the region? A few Indian manufacturers and I.T.
HARDGATE HOLDINGS LTD. Ramgopal Narayanan, director Dedinjska 10 11000 Belgrade hardgate@sbb.co.yu KROKUS d.o.o. Dragoslav Bisenić, director 11316 Golobok Smederevska Palanka krokus@beotel.yu www.krokus.rs ENGLISH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Milica Janković, director Zmaj Jovina 4/III, 11000 Belgrade JOGP!FTC FEV ZV XXX FTC FEV ZV FFB KOMERC  MARUTI CARS & CARSPARTS Zoran Kijac, gen.director
companies have set up facilities in this region, in places like Bucharest and Budapest for instance, while Indian investments have also been made in Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia and Montenegro. This region is certainly on the radar of Indian companies.
Ĺ˝oroĹža Klemansoa 19 Belgrade GGCLPNFSD!TCC ST XXX GGCLPNFSD DP ST MEDICO UNO Fedor Herceg Terzić, director PanÄ?evaÄ?ki put 38 11120 Belgrade office@medicouno.rs www.medicouno.com A LEK Aleksandar Janković, director Golsvortijeva 4 11000 Belgrade svaj@sezampro.rs INTERMOTORS Ilija Najdeski, director Gundulićev venac 56/II 11000 Belgrade
intermotors@eunet.rs www.intermotors.co.yu UTI d.o.o. Ljiljana Lazić, director Cara UroĹĄa 17 11000 Belgrade uti.zvonce@sbb.rs FSF GROUP ďšş INDIJSKA KUĆA Gagan Kishore Srivastava, director Jaroslava ÄŒermaka 18/20 11080 Zemun info@indijskakuca.com www.indijskakuca.com AJURVEDA d.o.o. Zorica StarÄ?ević, director Belgradeska 87 11224 VrÄ?in 381 11 2141062 JOGP!BKVS WFEB ST XXX BKVS WFEB ST
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