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German-Serbian Chamber of Commerce-AHK Serbia hosted its traditional annual event Members Dinner.

The event was attended by the German Ambassador H.E. Anke Konrad as a key speaker. AHK President Milan Grujić welcomed guests and said in his speech that economic relations between Serbia and Germany are at a high level followed by stable political relations between these two countries. This is empowered by frequent talks and meetings at the highest level.

H.E. Anke Konrad, German Ambassador

He said that the goal of German support from the very beginning was to bring Serbia closer to the European Union, to strengthen the efficiency of the economy, and thus to improve the living standard of citizens.

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