From: than...@athena.mit.edu (Thanos Tsekouras)
Subject: Athens News Agency Bulletin 11/06/1993
Date: 12 Jun 1993 03:11:52 GMT

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	Athens, 11/6/1993 (ANA)  Greece has lost a total of two billion
dollars in exports since the UN embargo was imposed on Serbia-Montenegro,
National Economy Undersecretary Theodoros Kassimis said yesterday.
	Mr. Kassimis' statement was tabled in parliament in reply to
questions raised by the main opposition Panhellenic Socialist Movement
and the Coalition of the Left and Progress.
	Mr. Kassimis also said that during the same period, the tourist
industry was estimated to have had losses of 460 million dr.  He added
that this information has been forwarded to the European community's
competent services in an effort to receive compensation.
	--- The Greek government has honoured EC measures on former
Yugoslavia absolutely, government spokesman Vassilis Manginas said
yesterday, replying to a question concerning statements by a Danish
Eurodeputy that a Greek company had sold missiles to Serbia.
	Mr. Manginas said the government's commitment had been proved.

[The other pieces of news in the bulletin are on the following topics:
NATO meeting in Athens; final communique.
Press conference by Greek Foreign Minister
NATO meeting decides on deploying troops in former Yugoslavia (Skopje)
Skopje government on deployment of troops on their soil
Statement by NATO Secretary General on troops deployment
Mitsotakis: Greek-Turkish relations at good point

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