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IKEA arrives in Serbia

01. October 2008. | 10:13

Source: EMportal

The world renowned home furnishing superstore is interested in investing nearly €1.1 billion in production in Serbia, which would create 9,000 new jobs.

Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic  in an interview for the Reuters announced the arrival of Swedish furniture producer IKEA in the near future.

The world renowned home furnishing superstore is interested in investing nearly €1.1 billion in production in Serbia, which would create 9,000 new jobs.

Considering the importance of this investment, the Serbian Prime Minister will lead the talks with investors.

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