MOSCOW, Aug. 12 – RIA Novosti. Investigation of the Serbian authorities in respect of the sale of “Oil Industry of Serbia” (NIS) of the Russian “Gazprom oil” was a complete surprise for the Russian company, First Deputy General Director of ” Gazprom Neft “Vadim Yakovlev.
Earlier, Minister of Internal Affairs of Serbia, Nebojsa Stefanovic has formed an investigation team to check all the circumstances of the sale of NIS” Gazprom oil “.
” Our relationship with the government (Serbia – Ed.) wore a truly participatory and constructive. We all obligations fulfilled. & lt; … & gt; As a result of NIS, the previously loss-making company, has become the most successful company of Serbia, the largest taxpayer, now that has the highest profit, is a public company “- said a top manager in a conference call.
” We will monitor developments, assess how it affects the working conditions in the country. For us it is very important the investment climate in the country, because there are adopted by the company’s development strategy, we see these opportunities. Our willingness to invest (in Serbia – Ed.) Depends, inter alia, the conditions of work in the country, “- he said.
The privatization of NIS is part of an intergovernmental agreement, which was ratified by the Parliament of Serbia.” We do not see the logic in that a solid foundation of our successful work to question, “- he stressed. Yakovlev added that the investigation does not apply directly to the managers of” Gazprom oil “. verification information appeared on the background of these earlier promises of Prime Minister Alexander Vucic ( in office since April 2014) to publish the texts of a number of agreements on privatization, signed by previous governments of the country.
“Gazprom Neft” has acquired a 51% stake in the framework of the agreement between Serbia and Russia. Russian company paid 400 million euros and gave investment commitments for 500 million euros. now “Gazprom Neft” owns 56.15% stake in NIS, 29,87% of the shares are owned by Serbia, the rest belong to the former and current employees of NIS.
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