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Publish date: October 10, 2003
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This decision was announced after meetings between the Slovenian Prime Minister Anton Rop and Russian prime minister Mikhail Kasyanov. Mikhail Kasyanov said this issue was in the centre of the negotiations. He added that it is possible after inventory of the earlier agreements signed between two countries. It is very important that cooperation in the field of energy will go directly and economically profitable for both Russia and Slovenia, ITAR-TASS reported. Today Russias debt to Slovenia is equal to $205m.
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