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The Serbian Chamber Of Commerce To Open Its Office In Beijing

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The President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS), Marko Čadež, and the President of the Chinese company YiHai Group, Linda Wang, jointly emphasized the need for the PKS to open its office in Beijing.

Ms. Wong, a world-renowned businesswoman and philanthropist, agreed to be the honorary representative of the Serbian economy in the People’s Republic of China.

The goal of the PKS office in the Chinese capital will be to further improve cooperation between Serbia and China, as well as support domestic companies for positioning on the global Chinese market.

Ms. Wong pointed out that YiHai Group has experience in doing business on the Serbian market in the real estate and construction sectors, and is very interested in investing in Serbian agriculture and energy, especially in renewable energy sources and the production of solar panels.

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