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Belgian-Serbian Business Association and the newly founded Dutch-Serbian Business Association had their first joint event – Benelux Spring Networking Cocktail at Hilton Belgrade.

Bojan Leković, President of the Board of Directors of the DSBA and Hugo van Veghel President of the BSBA welcomed the guests – around 50 representatives of member-companies and the ambassadors of Belgium and the Netherlands H.E. Koen Adam and H.E. Henk van den Dool, stressing the importance of promoting, encouraging and expanding business relations between Benelux countries and Serbia.

This initiative was warmly welcomed by the guests, marking a successful beginning of a future tradition of various Benelux events with the goal of continuous strengthening and enhancing business cooperation between the members of the associations in all aspects.

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