The Serbian-Chinese industrial park Mihajlo Pupin, which should spring up in Borča, has been announced for years, but there has been little progress on the ground all that time, almost none. The temporary construction permit issued by the Ministry of Construction to the company Serbia China Industrial Park indicates that the project will finally be moved from the deadlock...
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The Serbian-Chinese industrial park Mihajlo Pupin, which should spring up in Borča, has been announced for years, but there has been little progress on the ground all that time, almost none. The temporary construction permit issued by the Ministry of Construction to the company Serbia China Industrial Park indicates that the project will finally be moved from the deadlock...