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Presentation of Report on realisation of project of environmental audit of NIS facilities

A comprehensive study of the ecological assessment of the environment condition, defined by the Agreement on purchase and sale of NIS shares, will be presented by head of the NIS Directorate for Industrial and Environmental Safety, Occupational Safety and Health Stanislav Dedovec.

Minister of Environment, Mining and Spatial Planning Oliver Dulic and CEO of Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) Kirill Kravchenko will attend the presentation of the Report on realisation of the project of a complex environmental audit of facilities of NIS Novi Sad at 11.00 on 17 March at the Serbian government

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