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MG-11 gas pipeline section opened in Leskovac

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The 52-kilometer long Nis-Leskovac section of the MG-11 main gas pipeline and the seven-kilometer long gas distribution network in Leskovac, in the south of Central Serbia, have become has been put into operation.

The ceremony in Leskovac was attended by Premier

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