Martin Knapp, managing director of the German Chamber of Commerce in Serbia, highlights how Serbia can further develop a more investment-friendly environment and the progress that the country has already made in this regard.
Mr. Knapp, it is your second tenure as the Director of AHK in Serbia. What makes Serbia so unique and what needs to be done to propel the investment spirit?
"The government offers generous incentives to potential investors, foreigners as well as locals."
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