Hungary foreign minister says "strong intentions" from all sides to seal MOL's NIS deal
Tue 11:35
Hungary foreign minister says "strong intentions" from all sides to seal MOL's NIS deal BUDAPEST, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Hungary's Foreign Minister Anita Orban said she saw "strong intentions" from all sides to seal energy company MOL's planned purchase of the Russian stake in Serbia's NIS refinery by the December 11 deadline for negotiations.
MOL's planned acquisition in Serbia could also help Hungary's talks with Croatian pipeline operator Janaf on crude shipments, she added in an interview published on website Telex on Tuesday. Janaf supplies NIS and also MOL with crude via the Adriatic pipeline.
(Reporting by Krisztina Than and Anita Komuves)
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