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A new chapter in economic relations between Serbia and Japan has begun with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Japanese Business Alliance in Serbia (JBAS) and the Serbia-Japan Business Club.

This important step aims to enhance existing cooperation, promote investment more intensively, and provide comprehensive support for broader economic collaboration.

The Serbia-Japan Business Club brings together major Japanese corporations such as Toyo Tires, Nidec, and JATCO, giving the agreement added weight as a foundation for deeper engagement and new business opportunities.

The Memorandum outlines joint efforts to strengthen ties between the two countries’ business communities.

This will be achieved through active information exchange, strategic investment promotion, the organization of business missions, and closer cooperation.

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JBAS will serve as the main point of contact for Japanese companies interested in investing and operating in Serbia.

Its role will include coordinating activities and providing essential guidance on local opportunities, making it easier for Japanese investors to enter the Serbian market and contributing to the country’s continued economic growth.

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