Turkey's CCM Giyim Moda opening a garment factory in Cuprija

An agreement with Turkey's CCM Giyim Moda is to be signed at the Municipal Assembly of Cuprija on the opening of a factory in Cuprija, where, according to the plan, 1,000 workers will be employed in three years.

CCM Giyim Moda is a family business, founded 25 years ago, which specializes in the production of woven clothes. It is globally oriented, especially towards Great Britain and Europe.

According to the agreement between the president of the municipality of Cuprija, Ninoslav Eric, and the director of CCM Giyim Moda, Burak Galip Akkurt, the factory will operate from the premises of the former graphics company Mladost, which the company bought out of bankruptcy at a public bidding with the aim of employing the people of Cuprija. The Turkish company is investing around a million euros in this factory.

Two months ago, the Turkish company organized a contest through the local office of the National Employment Service for 250 workers who will be employed at the factory.

A large number of workers from Cuprija and other municipalities in the Pomoravlje District, but also from Belgrade, Nis and Kragujevac, applied for the contest.

CCM Giyim Moda was looking for 250 workers for tailoring and sewing clothes of standard sizes, business attire for women and everyday clothes, jackets, vests, coats, dresses, but also designer clothes. More than three times as many potential workers applied.

CCM tekstil moda Niš

CCM GIYIM MODA TEKSTIL SAN VE DIS TIC LTD ISTANBUL TURKEY

Opština Ćuprija

Nacionalna služba za zapošljavanje Kragujevac

CCM Giyim Moda Turkey

Municipality of Cuprija

clothes production

Ninoslav Eric

Burak Galip Akkurt

graphics company Mladost Cuprija

National Employment Service