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It’s like the 22nd Century – Serbian President Congratulates China Robotics Advancement

On May 27, Serbian President Vučić visited the Minth Group in Jiaxing, Zhejiang province, and observe various robot application scenarios.

Vučić said, “This place feels like the 22nd century.”

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By adminMay 27, 2026International, News

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