ZAGREB, Oct 16 (Hina) - Head of the Coordination of public corporations for the Croatian Danubian area, Ivan Majdak, on Wednesday said that UNTAES had to provide as efficient assistance as possible to Croatian companies to enter the
Danubian area.
ZAGREB, Oct 16 (Hina) - Head of the Coordination of public
corporations for the Croatian Danubian area, Ivan Majdak, on
Wednesday said that UNTAES had to provide as efficient assistance
as possible to Croatian companies to enter the Danubian area. #L#
"Croatian public companies have implemented everything that
had been agreed, but we face political problems from companies in
the Danubian area. So, the presence of UNTAES has to be felt more
clearly," Majdak told reporters after the fourth session of the
Coordination which took place in Zagreb on Wednesday.
Majdak stressed that international forces should, among other
things, prevent further robbery in the Croatian Danubian area,
especially the constant carrying off of timber and destruction of
wild life.
He recalled that the priorities of public companies in the
Danubian area were opening of the Vinkovci-Tovarnik-Sid railway,
that is, the signing of a contract between the Croatian Railways
and Yugoslav Railways which would enable the railway line to be
opened.
Stressing that clearing of mines should be continued and
started in agricultural lands, Majdak said that a memorandum on
Autumn reaping had been signed on Tuesday.
Majdak reiterated that there could not be parallel companies
in the Croatian Danubian area, but that the local companies had to
integrate into the Croatian system.
A plan drafted by the Croatian oil company INA was being
carried out in Djeletovci, but opening of gas stations had to be
intensified, Majdak said.
Speaking about the outdoor market place which had been opened
by UNTAES on the outskirts of Osijek towards the occupied area and
which had been closed recently for sanitary reasons, Majdak said
that it could be reopened if known conditions for this kind of
facility were fulfilled.
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