RUSSIA: KOMI - SPIRIDONOV CALLS FOR PRESERVING FEDERAL FORESTRY SERVICE.(Brief Article)

From: IPR Strategic Business Information Database | Date: July 27, 2000 | Copyright information

Komi Republic head Yurii Spiridonov has sent a telegram to federal Prime Minister Kasyanov urging that the decision to abolish the federal forestry service, Rosleskhoz, be revised, Interfax Northwest reported on 22 July. That decision was taken by the Ministry for Natural Resources in a resolution dated 13 July 2000. Spiridonov argued that the abolition of Rosleskhoz will mean the loss of control over the forestry sector, which, he maintained, is "significantly more difficult to reg...

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