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Commercial agreement was signed with the IT giant corporation Oracle which marked the opening of its first regional center in Southeast Europe.

The contract was signed by the Vice President of Oracle and director of the State Data Center in Kragujevac, and the signing was attended by the deputy US ambassador John Ginkly and Prime Minister of Serbia Ana Brnabić.

“This today is a small crown of success and an indicator of digitizing all that we could do because we believe as the Serbian government to our domestic inventiveness, innovation and knowledge. We believe in our educational system. And that’s why we built the data center,” said PM after signing the contract.

She added that the company Oracle was discussed for months that the signing of the contract means that a global giant has confidence in our country that keeps this information, your own and your clients.

“Here from the Data Center, Oracle will offer the most sophisticated services to their clients, for the whole of South East Europe,” said Brnabić.

Photo: srbija.gov.rs

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