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ZAGREB, July 14 (Hina) - Economy Minister Tomislav Panenic said on Thursday that without a final agreement between the two largest shareholders in the INA oil company -- the Croatian government and Hungary's MOL -- it was inappropriate to make decisions such as one on sending crude oil from the Sisak refinery to Rijeka for refining, which may mean that the Sisak plant will be closed down.
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