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BELGRADE - Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lucic said on Tuesday Pristina was trying to shut down his company's operations in Kosovo-Metohija because it had a problem with Telekom Srbija as the largest firm in Serbia's southern province.

The situation is better now, but Pristina is periodically trying to put Telekom Srbija under pressure, Lucic told Prva TV.

German telecommunications giant Deutsche Telekom has given a vote of confidence in the Greek economy and its prospects.

As pointed out by Dominique Leroy, the member of Telekom's Board of Directors responsible for Europe, during a meeting with Greek reporters at this year's MWC in Barcelona, Telekom continues to steadily invest in Greece and its prospects through OTE Group.

BELGRADE - Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lucic said on Tuesday the Serbian telecoms giant had no intention of selling stocks but instead aimed to expand its operations and become the industry leader in the Western Balkans.

Lucic said this in a reaction to claims by some opposition representatives that Telekom Srbija was preparing to sell 20 pct of its stocks.

BELGRADE - Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lucic said on Wednesday MTS - a Telekom Srbija subsidiary in Kosovo-Metohija - would continue to operate and provide telephony, internet and television services to some 30,000 households in the province.

Speaking to the RTS, Lucic said all subscribers should rest assured of that.

BELGRADE - Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lucic says a delegation of the Serbian telecoms operator has recently had a series of important meetings in the US - including at the State Department and the EXIM bank - and announced plans for Telekom Srbija to expand to the US market this year.

BELGRADE - Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lucic said on Friday his company's survival as a telecommunications services provider in Kosovo-Metohija was crucial for the survival of Serbs in the province.

BELGRADE - Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lucic said on Friday his company's survival as a telecommunications services provider in Kosovo-Metohija was crucial for the survival of Serbs in the province.

Türk Telekom is holding talks with a foreign company for an investment to develop new generation technologies, said Ümit Önal, its CEO.

This will mark a significant foreign direct investment and those tech products will be exported, Önal told a group of journalists without naming the potential foreign partner. But he said that the investment plans will be made public in two months.

KOSOVSKA MITROVICA - The Pristina authorities have accepted a Telekom Srbija appeal against a decision by the so-called Kosovo's business registration agency to erase MTS doo - a Telekom Srbija daughter company - from its registry and ban its operations in Kosovo-Metohija, Tanjug learns.

LEPOSAVIC - Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lucic said the company had been informed by the so-called Kosovo's business registration agency on Friday that its appeal following the agency's decision to ban the operations of MTS doo - a Telekom Srbija daughter company in Kosovo-Metohija - was due in 15 days, and expressed the confidence the appeal would be accepted.