/ world today news/ The intergovernmental agreement between Slovenia and Russia on the South Stream gas project remains in force and complies with EU legislation.
This was stated by Slovenian Foreign Minister Karl Erjavec to RIA-Novosti
The minister believes that the revival of the project “will depend on numerous economic, legal and other factors, above all on the demand for gas on the European energy markets”
He also noted that Russia has been a reliable supplier of gas to Slovenia for decades. “I am convinced that it will remain so in the future,” said Eryavets. /RIA-News
Ljubljana / Slovenia
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