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Kragujevac is a city in central Serbia with a population of 179,417. It has good infrastructure including roads, rail, utilities, and proximity to major highways. Kragujevac has a diverse economy focused on automotive, food processing, trade and services. It attracts both domestic and foreign investors due to available industrial land, incentives, and skilled workforce.
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