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CROATIAN PREMIER ANNOUNCES PRIVATISATION OF INA AND HEP FOR 2002

ZAGREB, June 7 (Hina) - Premier Ivica Racan has announced that laws on privatisation of the national companies - INA (oil company) and HEP (power industry) - will go into the parliamentary procedure this autumn, while their privatisation is likely to start in 2002.
ZAGREB, June 7 (Hina) - Premier Ivica Racan has announced that laws on privatisation of the national companies - INA (oil company) and HEP (power industry) - will go into the parliamentary procedure this autumn, while their privatisation is likely to start in 2002. #L# Racan, who on Thursday gave a speech at the opening of an international conference held on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Zagreb Stock Exchange, pointed out the privatisation of public companies as one of strong prime movers in the development of the market. The recovery of the telecommunications sector is being waited for so that the privatisation of the Croatian Telekom (HT) could be continued, Premier said explaining that this would enable the public auction of the HT shares and have a positive impact on the Zagreb Stock Exchange. He reminded that invitations had recently been published for advisors in the privatisation of JANAF (Adriatic Oil Pipeline) and a leading Croatian insurance company 'Croatia Osiguranje'. The PM promised that legal regulations pertaining to the capital market would be improved. The government's objective is clear: to revive the trade on stock exchanges, and this should be facilitated by Croatia's bids to come closer to European structures and to adjust its financial system to the European one, Racan added. The government would like to see that foreign investors can invest in Croatia's securities in an easier, speedier and safer way, and therefore it is necessary to enlarge the offer of shares on the financial market, he explained. Racan called on businessmen, managers and bankers to join the government in its efforts to carry out reforms, and to offer their shares on the Croatian stock exchanges. The Zagreb Stock Exchange is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a two-day international conference on financial systems and markets and their importance for the economic growth. (hina) sb ms

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