Big Polish company in Serbia - Deputy Prime Minister of Poland visited Asseco SEE

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Edited by: Crow Oct 25, 10, 22:18 #1

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Big Polish company in Serbia - Deputy Prime Minister of Poland visited Asseco SEE
http://www.ekapija.com/website/sr/page/301134_en

The Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Economy of Poland, Valdemar Pavlak, paid a visit to Asseco South Eastern Europe, the regional leader in the area of information technologies, with the headquarters in Belgrade.

- I am satisfied with the results of the visit to Belgrade, which opened the new opportunities for development of bilateral cooperation, especially in the area of economics and investments – said the Deputy Prime Minister of Poland, Valdemar Pavlak, and added that "special support should be given to further progress of IT industry, which is one of the quickest-growing branches of economy, while company Asseco, as its part, represents a good example for all future investments of Polish companies in Serbia".

pgtxThreads: 49 Posts: 6,327 Joined: Feb 14, 09 MEMBER ♀	Oct 25, 10, 22:21 #2
so???

Mr GrunwaldThreads: 34 Posts: 2,358 Joined: Dec 16, 08 ♂	Oct 25, 10, 22:23 #3
We gotta love globalism don't we?

CrowThreads: 367 Posts: 7,316 Joined: Feb 14, 07 ♂ [Suspended]	Edited by: Crow Oct 25, 10, 22:28 #4
pgtx: so??? Polish investments in Serbia are welcome Mr Grunwald: We gotta love globalism don't we? Polish business with Serbs isn`t globalism. Its older thing. Its something better

pgtxThreads: 49 Posts: 6,327 Joined: Feb 14, 09 MEMBER ♀	Oct 25, 10, 22:32 #5
Crow: Polish investments in Serbia are welcome so i can freely travel to Serbia now to sell you guys oscypki, krówki and bigos?

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Edited by: Mr Grunwald Oct 25, 10, 22:34 #6

Crow:

Polish business with Serbs isn`t globalism.

During the time of middle war or medival times I would say: Indeed
But now? There isn't that strong of a bond between Serbs and Poles as it used to...
Otherwise Poland wouldn't be in NATO

There is a bond yes, but not as STRONG as it USED to be

pgtx:

so i can freely travel to Serbia now to sell you guys oscypki, krówki and bigos?

oscypki, krówki and bigos?
DO YOU WANT TO POISON THEM?! DOOOOON'T!!

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Edited by: Crow Oct 25, 10, 22:40 #7

Mr Grunwald:

Otherwise Poland wouldn't be in NATO

NATO umbrella won`t save Poland when sh** star to fall from above.

Mr Grunwald:

There is a bond yes, but not as STRONG as it USED to be

its ok. Considering everything, its ok. It would be even more ok, from day to day.

Mr Grunwald:

oscypki, krówki and bigos?
DO YOU WANT TO POISON THEM?! DOOOOON'T!!

well, it can`t be worse then depleted uranium

jwojcieThreads: 3 Posts: 816 Joined: Jan 3, 09 ♂	Oct 25, 10, 22:47 #8
Oh come on, let Crow to enjoy.. He has good reason. Assecco is fine and big IT company. It is nice to see them expanding into the south, btw.If there is more people there like Crow, maybe there is a chance their Slavic origin will give them upper hand ;)

CrowThreads: 367 Posts: 7,316 Joined: Feb 14, 07 ♂ [Suspended]	Edited by: Crow Oct 25, 10, 22:52 #9
jwojcie: If there is more people there like Crow, maybe there is a chance their Slavic origin will give them upper hand ;) why would i argue with you- who is more dependent from `upper hand`? Just come, don`t hesitate. Action is here, on the south of Sarmatia

Mr GrunwaldThreads: 34 Posts: 2,358 Joined: Dec 16, 08 ♂	Oct 25, 10, 22:54 #10
Crow: well, it can`t be worse then depleted uranium That's right, but don't taste it for the love of God! Oscypki looks like cookie or cake stuff but it's really really some sort of bad cheese, don't taste it!!!!

CrowThreads: 367 Posts: 7,316 Joined: Feb 14, 07 ♂ [Suspended]	Edited by: Crow Oct 25, 10, 22:57 #11
Mr Grunwald right now i drink good Polish TEEKANNE tea (Peppermint version). Its good thing / like a light `grass`, if you understand me ;) /. Only good things coming from Poland to Serbia. That`s what we Serbians believe.

Mr GrunwaldThreads: 34 Posts: 2,358 Joined: Dec 16, 08 ♂	Oct 25, 10, 22:58 #12
Crow: That`s what we Serbians believe. Let's all hope so

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Edited by: jwojcie Oct 25, 10, 22:59 #13

Crow:

why would i argue with you who is more dependent from `upper hand`

I meaned situation when lets say there is a contract and a final bid and let say two equal bids: IBM vs Assecco. I was reffering to such situation saying about Slavic upper hand ;) Which was a joke anyway of course :)
Though I'm sincerelly quite happy to see Assecco trying to make some bussiness in Serbia, because I'm IT guy myself, though Assecco is a competitor to me. But IT world is small, so who knows, maybe some day I will visit Belgrad to participate in some project for couple of months ;)

Mr GrunwaldThreads: 34 Posts: 2,358 Joined: Dec 16, 08 ♂	Oct 25, 10, 23:07 #14
jwojcie: PS. sorry Mr Grunwald... No problemo amigo I am such a Drama guy Crow you think there will be more Polish investments into Serbia?

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Edited by: Crow Oct 25, 10, 23:07 #15

jwojcie:

Which was a joke anyway of course :)

:)

jwojcie:

Though I'm sincerelly quite happy to see Assecco trying to make some bussiness in Serbia, because I'm IT guy myself, though Assecco is a competitor to me. But IT world is small, so who knows, maybe some day I will visit Belgrad to make some project for couple of months ;)

Serbia is great chance for Poland

Mr Grunwald:

Crow you think there will be more Polish investments into Serbia?

sure. and not only in Serbia but all over the Serbian lands on Balkan (Serbia, Montenegro, Serb Republic within Bosnia). Wherever are Serbs there is chance for Poland.

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