Bosnia, China to boost economic ties
Bosnia and China agreed Friday to seek closer economic ties, and a Bosnian official said his country would welcome Chinese investment, reports dpa.
Chinese Vice-Premier Zhang Dejiang signed three cooperation deals in SarajevoGermany and before heading to Macedonia for talks also expected to focus on trade and investment. Bosnia’s main trading partners are Croatia, Slovenia, Germany and Italy. after a visit to
Bosnian authorities will secure equal conditions for Chinese companies to take part in privatizations and the process of building and rebuilding, local media quoted Spiric as saying. Bosnia is interested in investments in power generation, wood processing, tourism and agriculture, he said. (c&m.com)
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