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FIPA: Economic Development Must be a Priority

Published: November 12, 2014
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JBR-Jelica Grujic-1“When it comes to priorities in the BH economy, especially foreign investments, it’s important to define clear investment politics oriented towards the market as well as to ensure a stable, non-discriminative and stimulating business ambience.” – said the director of the Foreign Investment Improvement Agency (FIPA), Jelica Grujić.

“Combined with existing unused resources we dispose of, it’s sure that it provides new production cycles and new employments and that it has an important impact on the social image.” – stated Grujić.

She added that economic development must be a priority in the current economic and political circumstances.

(Source: Poslovne novosti / photo: gracija.ba)

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