
SARAJEVO, (Patria) - General Director of JP Elektroprivreda BiH Admir Andelija called tonight for the agreement offered to him regarding the mines to be signed on Monday, and then for everyone to sign their resignations.
"I initiated this reform and consider myself responsible because I initiated the reform. Sinan Husić and Zuhdija Tokić because they destroyed and ruined the energy sector. Minister Nermin Džindić because he has been minister for five or six years and watched all of this, and all the others who sat there. Let us sign the agreement and sign resignations from the positions we hold. That is for the salvation of the energy sector," said Andelija for Face TV.
Asked why he does not mention Federal Prime Minister Fadil Novalić in this, Andelija said he speaks from the aspect of profession and management.
"I am the general director and manage the company, Sinan and Zuhdija manage the union, their responsibility is enormous. Since May, they have persistently obstructed the reorganization of the mines, refusing to fulfill anything they promised. They can no longer be creators or implementers of any decisions," he added.
Andelija concluded by saying that Elektroprivreda is a powerful system.
We recall, miners halted production on Tuesday in seven mines of the Koncern JP Elektroprivreda BiH and began a protest in front of the Government of FBiH. They set eight demands, and already today 12 points were announced to be adopted at tomorrow's session of the Management Board of the Independent Union of Mine Workers, to be held in Tuzla. One of the demands is Andelija's resignation, but not that of the relevant minister Džindić.
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