ZAGREB, April 4 (Hina) - At a closed-door session held ten days ago, the Croatian government decided to dissolve its Commission for the Privatisation of Public Companies, the Government's Public Relations Office confirmed on
Wednesday. According to the new concept, materials on the privatisation of public companies will be prepared by competent ministries, primarily the Ministry of Economy. The materials would be considered by senior members of the Prime Minister Ivica Racan's Cabinet and decisions would be made by the Government. The government's decision is aimed at securing a higher degree of effectiveness of privatisation measures. The Commission for the Privatisation of Public Companies, established about a year ago, was in charge of carrying out preparations and making decisions on the privatisation of the biggest and most valuable companies, including the Croatian Telekom (HT), Croatian Oil Indu
ZAGREB, April 4 (Hina) - At a closed-door session held ten days ago,
the Croatian government decided to dissolve its Commission for the
Privatisation of Public Companies, the Government's Public
Relations Office confirmed on Wednesday.
According to the new concept, materials on the privatisation of
public companies will be prepared by competent ministries,
primarily the Ministry of Economy. The materials would be
considered by senior members of the Prime Minister Ivica Racan's
Cabinet and decisions would be made by the Government.
The government's decision is aimed at securing a higher degree of
effectiveness of privatisation measures.
The Commission for the Privatisation of Public Companies,
established about a year ago, was in charge of carrying out
preparations and making decisions on the privatisation of the
biggest and most valuable companies, including the Croatian
Telekom (HT), Croatian Oil Industry (INA), Croatian Power Supply
(HEP), 'Croatia osiguranje' insurance company, Adriatic Oil
Pipeline (JANAF) and state-owned shipbuilding companies.
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