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21. May 2002 |
Labus presents report to EBRD Board of governors
BUCHAREST - Yugoslav Deputy Premier Miroljub Labus told Tanjug
in Bucharest on Monday that the Board of Governors of the European
Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) adopted the priorities
in foreign investments in Yugoslavia - infrastructure, especially
traffic corridor 10, the private sector, and the banking system.
Labus Monday spoke at the closing session of a two-day meeting
of the EBRD Board of Governors in Bucharest. He reported about
financial issues, reforms and priorities for investments in
Yugoslavia. He said his main message was that much more attention
should be devoted to the banking sector.
Much more attention should also be devoted to investments of
stock capital rather than credits, he said.
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