Inđija

INDJIJA - The cornerstone for a factory of the Japanese company JFE Shoji was ceremonially laid in Indjija, northwestern Serbia, on Monday.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said the plant would be manufacturing motor cores for a wide range of applications.

BELGRADE - Japanese companies are always welcome in Serbia, PM Ana Brnabic said at a meeting with Toyo Tire Corporation CEO Takashi Shimizu in Belgrade on Thursday.

Brnabic noted that the company could count on any kind of government support in Serbia.

INDJIJA - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday he was hoping for a decent discussion in Ohrid, North Macedonia, in the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue on Saturday and for an opportunity to get things moving, but noted that he would not be travelling to the city with messages as he had already told EU and US envoys Miroslav Lajcak and Gabriel Escobar all he had had to say.

It is one of the world's largest tire companies that will construct and operate a new tire manufacturing plant in the Northeast Industrial Zone of the municipality of Indjija, two kilometers from the city center.

Three children suffered injuries.
Around midday today, a strong wind hit the Indjija area and caused complete chaos and collapse. Police believes the tornado-like storm was not the cause of the crash.
The Novi Sad - Belgrade highway is currently closed in both directions at the Indjija loop, media reported.

The initial phase will open 523 job opportunities.
Vucic said on a press conference that negotiation process lasted for three years and that Serbia had been competing with several countries from Central and Eastern Europe.

The company RDZ (Russian Railways) International announced that it had started permanent way construction for the speed of 200 km/h on the 7-kilometer long section.

The security company Intersec from Novi Sad is mounting a 24-hour guard over a prominent poster of Serbian Progressive Party leader and presidential candidate Aleksandar Vucic in the northern city of Novi Sad until polling day on April 2.

INDJIJA - Serbia will use all legal instruments in the Ramus Haradinaj case, but the international community, too, needs to take a position on this, Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic said in Indjija Tuesday.

INDJIJA - A new, 4.5 mln euro IGB Automotive Comp car part plant was opened in Indjija, northwestern Serbia, on Tuesday at a ceremony also attended by Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic.

The ribbon was cut by Vucic and German Ambassador Axel Dittmann.

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