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FSA5608: 02.09.2004 10:04
MORNING SERVICE
FIRST POSTWAR HYDROELECTRIC PLANT PEC MLINI PUT INTO
OPERATION
GRUDE, September 2 (FENA) – BiH Presidency
member Dragan Covic and General Director of Elektroprivreda “HZ Herceg-Bosna”
Vlado Maric on Thursday have put into operation the first postwar hydroelectric
plant Pec Mlini, whose facilities are in Municipality Grude.
The
electric plant will use the power of river Vrljika, which is collected in the
compensation pool Nuga.
Although
the project value of the said plant was estimated at 74 million KM, it was
completed with only 60 million KM, said Maric, adding that this saving will be
the basis for launching construction of hydroelectric plant Mostarsko blato,
adding that the construction works could be launched late next year. The
project of building hydroelectric plant Mostarsko blato is worth approx. 100
million KM.
The
funds for building Pec Mlini were insured by the Zagreb Bank with a long-term
mortgage credit of 30 million KM, while Elektroprivreda HZ Herceg-Bosna
provided 50 percent of the funds.
BiH
Presidency member Dragan Covic said that this is a very significant project,
because four years ago when the cornerstone was laid, many had doubts about its
completion.
“This
area must be provided with adequate infrastructure, the matter of water supply
for the entire Herzegovina must be resolved, as well as the problematic of
disposing of waste waters“, stressed Covic.
Director
of hydroelectric plant Pec Mlini Zivko Mikulic said that the plant has the
installed strength of 15 MGW times two, and will produce 83, 2 GWh of electric
power per year.
Apart
from producing electric energy, the great significance of this plant is in
function of protection from floods, better use of agricultural land and
development of tourism.
The
ceremony of opening the hydroelectric plant Pec Mlini in Grude was attended by
the FBiH Government delegation headed by Prime Minister Ahmet Hadzipasic, as
well as the officials of cantons Herzegovina-Neretva and Western
Herzegovina .
(Fena)
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FSA5610:
02.09.2004 10:38
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SERVICE
TERZIC:
VISIT TO LIBYA
SARAJEVO,
September 2 (FENA) – BiH and Libyan chambers of commerce have signed a trade
agreement during the visit of BiH political-economic delegation to Libya, which
indicates establishment of business cooperation, said BiH Council of Ministers
Chair Adnan Terzic upon the return of our delegation from the Great Socialist
People’s Arab Libyan Jamahiriya.
He
said that arrangements have also been made for harmonizing a framework
agreement that will define relations between the two countries, as well as the
agreements that will enable protection of investments of both countries,
evading double taxation, as well as several agreements on scientific and
technical cooperation.
“The
Libyan Prime Minister and I have agreed to meet every three to four months, and
in the meantime the relevant ministries will be cooperating fully. It was an
extraordinary visit that will primarily open many doors to BiH economy”, said
Terzic.
He
indicated that talks in Libya
“However,
we have offered hydroelectric power and they were interested in this. They have
promised to send representatives of their foreign investments agency to assess
the possibilities for their appearance in this area”, said Terzic.
He
added that this visit has created great possibilities for cooperation in the
fields of building housing facilities, using the hydro-energetic potentials in
both countries, cooperation and transfer of technologies in the sectors of
telecommunications, agriculture, etc.
(Fena)
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FSA5609:
02.09.2004 10:20
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SERVICE
TERZIC:
SUCCESSFUL VISIT TO LIBYA
“We
were politically aware that we have positive feelings and friendly relations.
In talks with President Muamar Gadafi, we have insured a special status for BiH
in Libyan Jamahiriya, as well as on the entire African continent, which was one
of our priorities”, Terzic told the press at the Sarajevo airport.
He
stressed that the Libyan President has supported BiH’s European path, and
encouraged our country to swiftly become a part of the great European family
and guaranteed that the good relations that were built with Yugoslavia
“This
fact opens great political and economic perspectives for BiH”, said Terzic.
He
added that in two meetings with the political leadership of the hosting
country, talks focused on the possibilities for engaging BiH businesspersons in
the new wave of economic reform in Libya
“We
came at the right time, because privatization in Libya Libya
(Fena)
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FSA5611:
02.09.2004 11:14
MORNING
SERVICE
MEETING
OF BiH AND AUSTRIAN BUSINESSPERSONS
Businesspersons
from the two countries exchanged information about the possibilities for mutual
investing, and discussed the business results of companies from BiH that have
daughter companies in Austria
This
traditional meeting of local and Austrian businesspersons, which takes place
five to six times per year over the past three years, was attended by the
former Austrian chancellor, Alois Mock, who is paying a private visit to
Sarajevo, and representatives of the Austrian contingent of SFOR.
(Fena)
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