Vucic: We expect more Greek investors in Serbia, energy ties

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday that, after the difficult period of the coronavirus pandemic, Serbia expected to attract more Greek investors, as well as to see more Serbian investments in Greece.

At a press conference with Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou, Vucic said they had also discussed energy ties to be established in the years to come and that Serbia had showed interest in purchasing certain quantities of LNG in Alexandroupolis.

He said they had also discussed infrastructure ties and that he had he had informed Sakellaropoulou of construction projects underway in Serbia.

"We will complete the high-speed rail line to the Hungarian border in less than two years, and we are also starting to build a high-speed rail line to Nis and then to North Macedonia, and a corridor connecting Budapest, Belgrade, Skopje,...