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Turkish company Tasyapi has donated medical equipment to Clinical Hospital Centre “Dr Dragiša Mišović” 

The medical equipment, aimed at helping Serbia lessen the effects of the coronavirus epidemic, includes 25 intensive care beds, five medical and one surgical aspirator, mattresses, linens, medical clothing and footwear.

Tasyapi carries out some of the priority projects in the field of road infrastructure in Serbia, such as the construction of a motorway from Sremska Raca to Kuzmin and the reconstruction of the Novi Pazar-Tutin road.

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President: Fatih Karaca

Turkish-Serbian Business Association

Address: Milutina Milankovića 9e, BelgradeTel: +381 11 266 2023E-mail: belgrad@tika.gov.trWebsite: www.tsba.org.rsSocial: The Turkish Serbian Business Association was founded in 2016 in Belgrade as a...