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OTOCEC OB KRKI, July 31 (Hina) - The two transmission lines by which
the Krsko nuclear plant supplied Croatia with electricity remain
disconnected even after a meeting Economy Ministry delegations of
Slovenia and Croatia held in Otocec Ob Krki Friday afternoon.
"At this moment the transmission lines are disconnected", said
Slovene Economy Minister Metod Dragonja after a closed five-hour
meeting.
"But it is our common goal to resolve the problems as soon as
possible", he said.
Croatian Assistant Economy Minister Roman Nota expected that many
problems would be resolved in the near future.
It was agreed that decisions would be made on the level of the
plant's management board, while all other issues would be resolved
with an agreement between Croatia and Slovenia which both sides
believe has to be reached as soon as possible.
Slovenia's Dragonja said Krsko was a business problem, even though
it had been made into a political one.
"We ascertained that the problems cannot be resolved by diplomacy,
prime ministers and state presidents, but have to be resolved at an
expert level", he said.
Dragonja said today's meeting pinpointed similar issues which were
the most accountable for obstructing the reaching of an agreement,
adding these were primarily advance prices and payment dynamics.
The Croatian and Slovene delegations agreed to find a solution to
unfreeze the current situation within a week, Dragonja said.
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