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| Partnerima i kupcima
koji su legalni i nisu pod sankcijama UN zelimo da, kao vlada i kao
vojna industrija, objasnimo da afera "Jugoimport", koja je napunila
svetske medije, nema nikakve veze s kredibilnim, dugogodisnjim
proizvodjacima vojne opreme u nasoj zemlji, izjavio je juce republicki
premijer Zoran Djindjic. On je, kako je prenela Radio televizija Srbije,
posle sastanka s direktorima najvecih fabrika domace vojne industrije,
rekao da Republicka vlada, zajedno sa Saveznom vladom i Generalstabom
Vojske Jugoslavije, zeli i "da vrlo brzo deblokira sve ugovore za isporuku
vec narucene robe". Djindjic je najavio da ce u narednih nedelju dana biti
deblokirana domaca namenska industrija, koja sada radi s 35 odsto
kapaciteta i upozorio da, zbog afere "Jugoimport", ta proizvodnja moze
biti "gurnuta na margine svetskog trzista". Naglasio je da ne postoji
kolektivna odgovornost domace namenske industrije zbog slucaja
"Jugoimport", vec da bi istraga koju vode nadlezni organi trebalo da
pokaze da je odgovornost individualna. U razgovoru su ucestvovali
republicki ministar za privredu i privatizaciju Aleksandar Vlahovic i
direktori fabrika vojne industrije "Milan Blagojevic" iz Lucana, "Prvi
partizan" iz Uzica, "Sloboda" iz Cacka, "Zastava" iz Kragujevca i "Iskra"
iz Barica.
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"We wish to explain to all the partners and legal buyers who are not under UN sanctions, both as government and the military industry, that "Jugoimport" affair circulating the world media, is in no connection whatsoever to credible, long-term manufacturers of military equipment in our country", said the Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic at yesterday's meeting with the managers of the largest domestic military manufacturers. As the Serbian Broadcasting Corporation reports, following the meeting Serbian Prime Minister said that the Serbian government together with the Federal government and the Yugoslav Army General Staff wanted to "unblock all the delivery contracts for the ordered goods as soon as possible". Djindjic announced that over the next week the domestic military industry will be unblocked, which now worked with 35 % capacity and warned that due to the "Jugoimport" affair, this industry might be "pushed to the margins of the world market". He stressed that there was not such thing as a collective responsibility of the domestic military industry because of the "Jugoimport" case, and that the investigation conducted by the authorities should prove that the responsibility was individual. Serbian Minister of Economy and Privatisation Aleksandar Vlahovic and managers of the military plants "Milan Blagojevic" from Lucane, "Prvi partizan" from Uzice, "Sloboda" from Cacak, "Zastava" from Kragujevac and "Iskra" from Baric all attended the meeting. |
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