Teodesk, a Belgrade-based software maker, has been mostly working in the Serbian market, but is also looking to expand. Its cloud-based collaboration management software is designed to manage workforce and facilitate collaboration between teams.
"Here we communicated with a few and we also got an invitation to a conference in China, so we are hoping to make some connections," Sandra Ldoski, a marketing manager, told Xinhua, noting that the current Serbian- and English-language interface could be easily translated to other languages.
DEEPENING PARTNERSHIP
The cooperation between China and CEECs in innovation has blossomed in other aspects.
Earlier this year, the Serbian government and China Road and Bridge Corporation signed an investment agreement for an industrial park to be established in Belgrade, covering a total of 3.2 square kilometers. It will be a platform for overseas, high-tech companies to enter Serbia and the region.
China's success in breeding a wave of successful innovative companies is being keenly watched here, as start-ups here increasingly look for more than just market access.
Poduhvat is a Serbian company in renewable energy technology that designed smaller-than-conventional sized wind turbines, which it says could be flexibly deployed in cities, on ships or above houses and produce much less noises than conventional ones.
Predrag Paunovic, co-founder of Poduhvat, told Xinhua that he was looking for "partners to start production in China."
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