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Wednesday, 7 April 2010
Nineteenth Sitting of the Privatisation Committee
At the sitting held on 7 April, the Privatisation Committee considered and accepted the Ministry of Economy and Regional Development Reports on the Activities of the Privatisation Agency for December 2009 and January 2010. They also discussed and accepted the Privatisation Agency’s 2009 Activity Report and the Privatisation Agency’s Work Programmes for January and February 2010.The Committee also discussed and accepted the Ministry of Economy and Regional Development Reports on the Activities of the Republic of Serbia Share Fund for December 2009 and January 2010.The sitting was chaired by Milan Nikolic, Committee Chairman.
At the sitting held on 7 April, the Privatisation Committee considered and accepted the Ministry of Economy and Regional Development Reports on the Activities of the Privatisation Agency for December 2009 and January 2010. They also discussed and accepted the Privatisation Agency’s 2009 Activity Report and the Privatisation Agency’s Work Programmes for January and February 2010.
The Committee also discussed and accepted the Ministry of Economy and Regional Development Reports on the Activities of the
The sitting was chaired by Milan Nikolic, Committee Chairman.
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