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The informal gathering, held at the Hyatt Regency Belgrade, served to highlight the increasing Australian business and investment footprint in the region by assembling a diverse group of Australian companies and entrepreneurs operating in Serbia, Montenegro and the FYR Macedonia.

Australian stakeholders took the opportunity to showcase their innovative business models for FM Bishop and highlight successes in forging inroads across a broad spectrum of industry sectors.

The function was also attended by the recently established Australian Serbian Commerce Chamber (ASCC), the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (SCC), and five key ambassadors (EU, USA, Canada, Germany and UK ).

FM Bishop welcomed the formation of the ASCC and the growing Australian interest in both Serbia and the region.

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