The program director of the Balkan Solar Summit, Ervin Leko, stated that the summit has brought together participants and guests from 15 countries, making Banja Luka today a European, not just a regional, energy hub.
“We also have guests from China and Japan who are potential investors. They have come to see the projects being developed in Bosnia and Herzegovina,” Leko told reporters in Banja Luka.
He expressed satisfaction that, since yesterday, one contract is already nearing conclusion, adding that the summit has started delivering results even before its official opening.
Leko pointed out that this is the third edition of the summit, marking further progress with the participation of lecturers and panelists from seven countries.
“All attendees are professionals from the real sector with proven references, and I can proudly say that this event has outgrown other similar gatherings in Bosnia and Herzegovina,” Leko concluded.
Source: Glas Srpske
