1. INTERNATIONAL PASSENGER TERMINAL BELGRADE - ZEMUN Port Governance Agency March, 2015

2. Capital city: Belgrade, population more than 1,600,000 Geographic location: Southeastern and Central Europe, Balkan Peninsula, Western Balkans Area: 88,509 km 2 Climate: moderate continental Longest rivers: Danube, Serbian section, 588 km Sava, Serbian section, 210 km Tisa, Serbian section, 164 km Population: 7.164 millions Official language: Serbian Religion: 85% Eastern Orthodox Christian, 5.5% Roman Catholic Christian, 3.2% Muslim Time zone: central European, CET (GMT + 1 hour) Water from public mains: Safe to drink GDP: $42.52 billion (2013 World Bank figure) Official currency: the dinar (RSD) Port Governance Agency The Republic of Serbia- facts

3. Port Governance Agency Passenger Ports and Terminals in the Republic of Serbia Navigation lock Danube (International inland waterway) Sava (International inland waterway) Tisa (International inland waterway) State inland waterways Passenger Ports and Terminals - the locations of the future Sava Danube Tisa BELGRADE NOVI SAD D.MILANOVAC APATIN BACKA PALANKA S.KARLOVCI SMEDEREVO KOSTOLAC V.GRADISTE GOLUBAC LEPENSKI VIR KLADOVO NEGOTIN S.MITROVICA SABAC KANJIZA SENTA BECEJ TITEL DJERDAP I DJERDAP II

4. Port Governance Agency European River Cruises - facts Cruises are now one of the leading areas of international tourism in terms of the rate of development and increase in demand; Cruises on inland waterways, as a way of travelling, have a steady grow rate at the global level, ranging from 5% to 7%; This type of tourism is particularly suitable for and adapted to elderly people and people with disabilities, and its main features are: The advertising slogan for Danube cruises is: "Visit 7 countries and 5 capital cities"

5. Port Governance Agency European River Cruises – facts  Cruises, as tourist products, include trips to a large number of destinations without uncomfortable loading and unloading of luggage;  Safety, security, comfort and pleasure are prominent features;  Passenger vessels with cabins - cruisers - are best described as high class hotels;  Receptive tours demand standardized, high quality services;  Cruise operators or passenger carriers operate in a highly competitive market, constantly improving the quality of their services rather reducing their prices;  Shipbuilding companies start their investment cycles based on a good knowledge of trends in supply and demand;

6.  The Law on Navigation and Ports on Inland Waters;  The Strategy on Waterborne Transport Development of the Republic of Serbia, 2015 – 2025;  The Tourism Development Strategy of the Republic of Serbia;  European Union Strategy for the Danube Region Port Governance Agency Legal framework

7.  As defined by the European Union Strategy for the Danube Region and the Tourism Development Strategy of the Republic of Serbia, the Republic of Serbia is fully focused on evaluating tourist destinations on the Danube, the Sava and the Tisa rivers;  In order to enlarge the scope of tourism offer, a network of passenger terminals open to international traffic has been determined. Along with Belgrade and Novi Sad this network of passenger terminals also includes:  The Danube River : Apatin, Backa Palanka, Sremski Karlovci, Smederevo (at the current 'Old Port' site), Kostolac, Veliko Gradiste, Golubac, Lepenski Vir, Kladovo and Negotin;  The Sava River : Sremska Mitrovica and Sabac  The Tisa River : Kaniza, Senta, Becej and Titel. Port Governance Agency The Strategy on Waterborne Transport Development

8. Port Governance Agency Investment oportunities – International passenger teminal Zemun

9. Port Governance Agency Investment oportunities – International passenger teminal Zemun Belgrade is situated on the middle course of the Danube River, and it is a midpoint along cruise routes. All major cruises on the Danube call and stay in Belgrade. For this reason, the analysis of the scope and the flow rate of organized international tours through the passenger port in Belgrade can be considered relevant for the Middle and Lower Danube. The passenger ports in the Republic of Serbia had the following number of port calls in 2013: Port of callNumber of port calls Port calls (%) Announced port calls Belgrade51056550 Novi Sad33037350 Donji Milanovac62790

10. Port Governance Agency Investment oportunities – International passenger teminal Zemun

11. Port Governance Agency Investment oportunities – International passenger teminal Zemun BASIS FOR CONSIDERATION OF INTERNATIONAL PASSENGER TERMINAL CAPACITY IN BELGRADE:  Frequently exceeding the capacity of the existing passenger terminal.  Constant annual growth rate of the number of call, which is 5-7%  Improving conditions for safe movement of passengers and safe mooring in Belgrade  Changed features of a a new fleet of passenger ships with specific requirements  The estimated variation of landing in Belgrade on a weekly and monthly basis

12. Port Governance Agency Investment oportunities – International passenger teminal Zemun  The project of International passenger terminal in Zemun was initiated 03.03.2014. year by the City of Zemun, applying for the approval to build a passenger terminal at the location on the right bank of the river Danube in the stretch rkm 1173 + 50 to rkm 1173 +250  Regulation on determination of the port area of the International passenger harbor at municipality of Zemun, the City of Belgrade (The Official Gazette of RS, No. 119/14)

13. Port Governance Agency Investment oportunities – International passanger teminal Zemun THE INVESTMENT IN INTERNATIONAL PASSENGER TERMINAL GENERALLY REFERS TO INVESTMENTS IN:  the system links between the coast and terminal  building the links for the movement of passengers between the coast and terminal  building installations for supplying ships  installation of basic electrical and telecommunications infrastructure  providing conditions for technical and fire protection  installation of video surveillance  installation of light-signaling devices

14. Port Governance Agency General Manager Vuk Perović Nemanjina 4 11 000 Belgrade The Republic of Serbia E-mail: vuk.perovic@aul.gov.rsvuk.perovic@aul.gov.rs url: www.aul.gov.rswww.aul.gov.rs THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION