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After more than 10 years of sharing information and knowledge, the IMC University from Krems, Austria, and the Faculty of Geography of the University of Belgrade have signed a formal MoU – Memorandum of Understanding.

Cooperation between the universities will be realised through the establishment of joint scientific and research projects, exchanges of students and teachers, as well as numerous other activities.

The event was followed by the ‘Austrian Business Circle’, a meeting of Austrian businessmen, in the presence of Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz, Serbian Minister of the Economy Željko Sertić, Austrian Chamber of Commerce President Christoph Leitl and the President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Marko Čadež.

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