Russians may buy shares at Athens intl airport, Greek gas & oil firms RODOS, Greece, October 2 (Itar-Tass) Russians may purchase shares at the Athens — international airport, Greek gas and oil corporations during the beginning process of privatisation, said on Sunday prominent Greek lawyer and consultant of major investment projects Alexandros Likurezos, speaking in an interview with Itar-Tass. Likurezos was the key reporter on a juridical basis of Greek-Russian relations at the first bilateral of economic mutual relations between Greece and conference “New horizons Russia in the sphere of investment policy, commerce and that ended on Rodos tourism”, Island on Sunday. According to the lawyer, the forum discussed a programme for privatisation of Greek state property, in which Russian firms may participate. are very interested in “We Russians purchasing important infrastructure projects in Greece, since this will contribute to our economic Likurezos said. country’s development,” According to the lawyer, the authorities will implement a plan on selling the new Athens international airport in the area of Spata near Athens where 55 percent of stocks are owned by the Greek state, 40 percent by the German company Hochtief and five percent by the group of compnies of Greek tycoon Copelouzos. – is another major and interesting project a sale of a large area of the old Athens “There – international airport in the Athens the lawyer added. Elliniko assets suburb Elliniko,” were handed over to the Fund for using state property, which now announced a tender on hiring real estate experts. The list of privatisation also contains the company the State “State Lottery (100 percent), Power Company (17 percent), the State Gas Corporation and the oil corporation Hellenic Petroleum. Greece and Russia rally behind Cyprus By Jean Christou Published on October 2, 2011 GREECE AND Russia rallied behind Cyprus yesterday in the rights to explore island’s for hydrocarbons in its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and to condemn Turkish threats as the Cyprus Republic turned 51.
Russians may buy shares at Athens intl airport, Greek gas & oil firms RODOS, Greece, October 2 (Itar-Tass) — Russians may purchase shares at the Athens international airport, Greek gas and oil corporations during the beginning process of privatisation, said on Sunday prominent Greek lawyer and consultant of major investment projects Alexandros Likurezos, speaking in an interview with Itar-Tass. Likurezos was the key reporter on a juridical basis of Greek-Russian relations at the first bilateral conference “New horizons of economic mutual relations between Greece and Russia in the sphere of investment policy, commerce and tourism”, that ended on Rodos Island on Sunday. According to the lawyer, the forum discussed a programme for privatisation of Greek state property, in which Russian firms may participate. “We are very interested in Russians purchasing important infrastructure projects in Greece, since this will contribute to our country’s economic development,” Likurezos said. According to the lawyer, the authorities will implement a plan on selling the new Athens international airport in the area of Spata near Athens where 55 percent of stocks are owned by the Greek state, 40 percent by the German company Hochtief and five percent – by the group of compnies of Greek tycoon Copelouzos. “There is another major and interesting project – a sale of a large area of the old Athens international airport in the Athens suburb Elliniko,” the lawyer added. Elliniko assets were handed over to the Fund for using state property, which now announced a tender on hiring real estate experts. The list of privatisation also contains the company “State Lottery (100 percent), the State Power Company (17 percent), the State Gas Corporation and the oil corporation Hellenic Petroleum. Greece and Russia rally behind Cyprus By Jean Christou Published on October 2, 2011 GREECE AND Russia rallied behind Cyprus yesterday in the island’s rights to explore for hydrocarbons in its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and to condemn Turkish threats as the Cyprus Republic turned 51.
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