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Croatian Business Club headed by its president Marija Radulović hosted end of the year dinner, gathering Club’s members to celebrate another successful year.

In addition to Business Club’s successful projects that marked 2018, reopening of the Croatian Chamber of Commerce office in Belgrade in April 2018 proved steady growth of the collaboration between Croatian and Serbian businesspeople. 

Croatian Business Club members, partners and friends enjoyed a pleasant evening at the Klub književnika restaurant in the city centre. 

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