Erdogan's plan, how much billion will invest in Serbia

Even 158 Turkish businessmen will rarely accompany Erdogan as well as 158 Turkish businessmen to talk to Serbia about trade that will follow Turkish exchange investments for Serbia's development. It is taught that their goal is to reach the market figure of $1 billion, albeu.com writes.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will start a three-day visit to Serbia today, during which he will meet with counterpart Aleksandar Vucic.

Meanwhile, several days ago Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vucic, has indicated to Serbian media that both sides should bring the trade to $1 billion.

Vucic has said that in 2016 the trade between these two states was 800m dollars, while in the first six months of this year has reached 539m dollars. He has further stressed that he will call on Turkish businessmen to invest more in his state, albeu.com writes.

According to a Turkish presidency press office report, Erdogan will hold bilateral meetings and extended meetings with Vucic and sign a series of agreements.

The Turkey-Serbia business forum will also be held during the visit. According to officials, President Erdogan will consider economic co-operation opportunities between the two countries.

According to the Turkish presidency's statement, Erdogan's visit would mark a significant development that would strengthen bilateral relations in behalf of the entire region. The visit is made at the invitation of Serbian President Vucic.

Erdogan will also visit Novi Pazar, a Serb majority Muslim town in the south.

It is also reported that in addition to the high security measures he owns from his state, additional 3,000 Serb police officers will be serving his security.

Meanwhile, the Turkish state days ago has sent people's teams as predecessors, which are tasked with controlling every country and road the Turkish president will pass.

“Turkish Special Forces are of great help and will be of great help to thousands of Serbian colleagues. The job will include Saj, Gendermerie, Cobra, as well as the Directorate of Serbia and the Ministry of Interior”, the Serbian media report said.

President Vucic visited Turkey in July, during the world oil congress.