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Ambassador of Japan H.E. Junichi Maruyama held an annual Business networking lunch for the representatives of the Japanese companies and their partner-companies in Serbia.

H.E. Maruyama, welcoming guests in his Residence, expressed satisfaction that a number of Japanese companies are coming to the Serbian market and reminded of the successful visit to Belgrade by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe in January of this year.

Goran Pekez, President of the Japanese Business Alliance, also addressed guests and welcomed new member companies of JBAS. Mr Pekez thanked Ambassador Maruyama, Serbian Government, Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Development Agency for the workshop organised for Japanese delegation during the Prime Minister Abe’s visit. As he said, it was a good opportunity for JBAS to demonstrate business opportunities in Serbia.

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