AN ISRAELI investor has signed a contract to build a hydroelectric dam in the Prešov region. The investment is valued at €28 million, Slovakia's Foreign Affairs Ministry said.
According to the weekly magazine Globus, Slovakia has given the investor an 88-year operational lease and undertaken to buy half of the produced energy.
28. Mar 2005 at 0:00 | From press reports
The Slovak cabinet plans to persuade its expats living and working in the UK with at least a bachelor degree to return home: a campaign offering specific jobs should help.
One lawyer does not mean all EU lawyers; immigrants attacking a shepherd dog and HAARP causing hurricanes in the US are hoaxes, too.
A major Slovak entrepreneur, Peter Vajda, died in Prague on October 15. He was exceptional for his innate sense of democracy and believing in equal opportunities for all.
Slovak consumers are growing economically stronger and will be an important stabilisation factor in the future
