The largest financial institutions of Belarus and Serbia are planning to channel their joint effort into the formation of favorable conditions for the growth of export and import transactions between Belarusian and Serbian companies, which will ultimately result in the expansion of the bilateral trade turnover. The financial support of banks will enable clients to bring into action their business initiatives in Belarus and Serbia. This information was voiced during the meeting of Belarusbank’s top executives with their counterparts from Postal Savings Bank, J.S.C. Belgrade (Serbia) in the head office of the Belarusian bank.
In turn, President of the Executive Board of the Postal Savings Bank Bojan Kekic spoke in praise of the existing interstate relationships, including the level of heads of state. According to the head of the Serbian bank, the implementation of joint projects will reinforce bilateral cooperation between Belarusian and Serbian financial institutions.
The meeting resulted in the Strategic Cooperation Agreement signed by the heads of the two banks. The parties expressed confidence that the document would considerably facilitate the expansion of the bilateral trade turnover. The agreement is expected to give a fresh impetus to the development of projects with the participation of Belarusian and Serbian businesses in the spheres of economy, trade and investments.
(Photo: Special Advisor to the Executive Board of Postal Savings Bank Marko Matic, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Serbia to the Republic of Belarus Veljko Kovacevic, President of the Executive Board of the Postal Savings Bank Bojan Kekic, Chairman of the Board of Belarusbank Viktar Ananich, First Deputy Chairman of the Board of Belarusbank Aliaksandr Paliuka, Executive Director of Belarusbank Dmitry Grishchenkov, Executive Director of Belarusbank Mikhail Kulichkou, Director of Belarusbank’s International Business Department Vasili Aliakseyeu)
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