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„Western Balkans has its place in the European Union’s enlargement agenda,“ said German Ambassador to Serbia H.E. Thomas Schieb opening the conference ‘The Western Balkans in 2030 – Visions. Wishes. Realities’.

„The unique economic area in the region must be the goal of both the Western Balkans and the business community, and we have to work together on this goal,“ said Marko Čadež, President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce at the conference organised by the German-Serbian Chamber of Commerce (AHK Serbia).

Besides the need to create a clear vision, panellists said that all countries need a clear strategy of reaching the goal. Joining the European Union will depend, they say, exclusively on merit.

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