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PM Marković opens silumin factory in Uniprom KAP: Every new product is step forward to new jobs

Published on: Jul 15, 2019 • 7:25 PM Author: PR Service
Podgorica, Montenegro (15 July 2019) -- Prime Minister Duško Marković and owner of Uniprom KAP Veselin Pejović put into operation a new silumin factory, noting that every new product in Montenegro is a step forward to new jobs, and each new job is strength and quality on the path to European quality of life of the citizens.

"When we were visiting the entire complex in late March, we saw that a new modern industrial centre is practically developing here. Unfortunately, we had to keep in mind that the rise of the new Aluminium Plant (KAP) was followed by, I would say, a hysterical wish for this project to fail. But the new factory that will make products that can go directly to the halls of automobile or avian giants, defies the skeptics and opponents of modern development. Every new product in Montenegro is a step towards new jobs, and each new job is strength and quality is on the path to the European quality of life of our citizens," the Prime Minister underlined.

The Prime Minister said that this investment and everything that has been done so far, including new development programmes, deserves respect and unquestionable institutional support.

"But for me, it is equally important and worth of respect the resistance of Mr Pejović and his team to destruction, propaganda and defamation in order to withstand the rise of the KAP with domestic brains, energy and determination. That is why the Government's determination and plans to quickly developing our economy need more of these examples," said Prime Minister Duško Marković at the opening the new silumin factory.

The project of the new factory for the production of aluminum alloys in the form of small ingots is worth more than EUR 10 million and involves the opening of dozens of new jobs.

The Prime Minister said that we should be encouraged by the fact that after decades of lagging, we changed the direction of our industry and took the step forward with industrial production to the extent of our economy's needs.

"The modern way from natural resource to finalised product is long and it is not rational to cultivate ambition that it can be rounded up in national frameworks. Even much more powerful economy than ours cannot do it. But it is the duty of all of us to,at least in certain areas, such as the aluminium industry, to do as much as we can on our own. From today on, with a new factory within the Uniprom KAP, we can take a step further," Prime Minister Duško Marković concluded.

PUBLIC RELATIONS SERVICE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF MONTENEGRO


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