Sitemap

CCFS General Assembly Held

CorD Recommends

7th Finnish Film Week Opens with Award-Winning ‘Family Lunch’

The 7th Finnish Film Week was launched...

Maserati’s Balkan Expansion: New Showroom Opens in Belgrade

Delta Auto Group has unveiled an exclusive...

Serbia Charts the Course to Smart Cities with Kragujevac Leading the Way

In a significant development for urban planning...

Serbia, Slovenia, and Hungary Merge Power Exchanges in Energy Pact

In a significant move to streamline and...

HDZ Claims Victory in Croatian Elections but Lacks Majority

The Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), the country's ruling party, emerged as the winner in Wednesday's parliamentary elections. Despite their...

Milšped Group Launches Direct Rail Line Between China and Serbia

Milšped Group, a leader in regional transportation and logistics, has announced a new partnership with Shijiazhuang International Land Port...

Miroslav Lajčak Appointed New EU Ambassador to Switzerland

Miroslav Lajčak, formerly the Special Representative for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, has been appointed as the new EU Ambassador to...

French Embassy and Institute in Serbia Launch ‘Rhythm of French Culture’ Event Series

The French Embassy and the French Institute in Serbia are organising an event called Rhythm of French Culture. This year,...

Albania to Utilize Drones in Anti-Cannabis Campaign

Albania is set to enhance its anti-cannabis efforts by deploying advanced drone technology, announced Interior Minister Taulant Bala. Starting...

The annual report on the chamber’s activities and the financial report for the previous year was presented, as well as the planned 2017 budget and action plan

The French-Serbian Chamber of Commerce (CCFS) held its annual General Assembly on 16th March. In the presence of a large number of members, CCFS President Dragoljub Damljanović, Treasurer Marc Dorfmeister and Director Sanja Ivanić presented the annual report on the chamber’s activities and the financial report for the previous year, as well as the planned 2017 budget and action plan. Members unanimously adopted these reports.

The General Assembly also included voting for new members of the Board of Directors – four candidates renewed their mandates (Dragoljub Damljanović (Schneider Electric), Eric Grasser (Hit Auto), Francois Allain (SADE) and Sabine de Lattre-Eustache (Societe Generale Osiguranje).

Beginning his first term as a member of the Board was Bertrand Maxel, Manager of the Le Belier factory in Kikinda.

Related Articles

French Embassy and Institute in Serbia Launch ‘Rhythm of French Culture’ Event Series

The French Embassy and the French Institute in Serbia are organising an event called Rhythm of French Culture. This year, as Paris hosts the Olympic...

Strategic Energy Partnership Established Between Serbia and France

The Serbian Government adopted a Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of Serbia and French Electric Power Company (EDF), on establishing a framework for...

Serbia-France Innovation Forum Begins: Innovate for the Planet! Play Green!

At the Serbia-France Innovation Forum titled 'Innovate for the Planet, Play Green', which commenced at the Palace Serbia, French Ambassador to Serbia Pierre Cochard...

Louis Vuitton to Debut Luxury Hotel on Paris’s Champs Élysées in 2026

Louis Vuitton, the renowned luxury brand celebrated for its high-end fashion and exquisite leather goods, has just unveiled its ambitious foray into the hospitality...

EU Commission Greenlights Volvo-Renault Merger for Electric Vehicle Market

The European Commission has approved the formation of a joint venture between Swedish automaker Volvo and French giant Renault. This strategic move is aimed...

Gabriel Attal: France’s Youngest Prime Minister in History

In a historic move, French President Emmanuel Macron has appointed Gabriel Attal as the new Prime Minister of France, making him the youngest to...

French Prime Minister Elizabeth Born Resigns Amid Political Turmoil

French Prime Minister Elizabeth Born has tendered her resignation, as confirmed by the French Presidency.  According to Reuters, this change in leadership follows a tumultuous...

22 Countries Commit to Tripling Nuclear Energy by 2050 in Climate Change Battle

Leaders and top officials from 22 nations have signed a declaration to triple nuclear energy production by 2050, as reported by the International Atomic...