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Montenegro: Joint plans of Turkey and Slovenia companies for construction of new HPP Moraca

Turkey and Slovenia plan to collaborate on the construction of hydropower plants on the Moraca.

During an official visit to Slovenia, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan discussed with Slovenian President Borut Pahor on the possibility of expanding joint action with one of the features common approach in the construction of hydropower plants on the Moraca in Montenegro.

It is confirmed from the Ministry of Economy that the Turkish and Slovenian investors are interested in joint participation in the project of construction of hydropower plants on the Moraca stating that, in the communication, there was not talk of a concrete companies which were founded to implement these projects.

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