Putin arrives to Belgrade October 16 – Energy and customs-free export of Kragujevac-produced cars to Russia will be the main topics

Energy and customs-free export of cars produced in Kragujevac to Russia will be the main topics of discussion between Serbian officials with Vladimir Putin,October 16 in Belgrade, Blic finds out.

The visit of the Russian President to Serbia which has been announced for along time will not be only a protocol and official visit. As Blic finds out from the source at the Government of Serbia, preparations of intergovernmental agreements have been in progress which October 16 will be signed and their content will be known after the meeting of mixed commission in Moscow, October 6 and 7.
- We expect talks on the list of products which are on the export regime to Russia, customs-free and options to list a few thousand Fiat cars produced in Kragujevac, cheese and cigarettes. Energy issues will also be considered – fuel delivery, NIS, Petrohemija, South Stream as well as Humanitarian center in Nis–the source of Blic from the Government said.

At yesterday’s press conference, after the meeting with the ambassador of the Russian Federation, Alexandar Cepurin, said that with the Russian diploma the partially discussed the program of the visit of President Putin who will meet him and the President Tomislav Nikolic and representatives of Russian andSerbian delegations will have mutual lunch.

Vucic said that during the visit of the Russian President, they will discuss uture relation, which are good, betweenthe countries but they could be even better and more successful so , as he said, there are many things we can make in the interestof Russia and Serbia.

He announced that today or tomorrow, organizational board will be set u andit will be defied how everything will look like.

The Ambassador of Russia to Serbia, Alexandar Cepurin, also confirmed that the Russian President,Vladimir Putin, will visit Serbia October 16 when the business visit will beheld.

He reminded of friendship between two countries which is based on wide people consensus, tradition, mentality, religion and added that political understanding should enable economic development as well.

Kremlin also announced that the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, upon the invitation of Serbian President, Tomislav Nikolic, will visit Serbia October16.

Russian President will in Serbia "attend events upon 70 years since liberation of Belgrade from German-fascist occupation, it was stated at the site of Kremlin.

During discussion of Putin with the President Tomislav Nikolic and the Prime Minister, Aleksandar Vucic, it was planned to consider key bilateral issues,first of all the ones in trading and economic field, it was stated in the announcement.