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China surveillance Greek plans to Halt Piraeus Port privatization

byCustoms Today Report
31/01/2015
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BEIJING: China surveillance the plan of the New Greek Government to halted Piraeus Port privatization. China trade minister said, this week it will stop the sale of a majority stake in Greece’s biggest port.

The Greek government last year had shortlisted China’s Cosco Group as a potential buyer of a 67 percent stake in Piraeus Port Authority.

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But Greece stopped the sale this week, saying it would be put on hold as newly elected Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras halted privatisation plans agreed under Greece’s bailout deal.

“We are paying a great deal of attention,” ShenDanyang, the spokesman for China’s Ministry of Commerce, said when asked about the suspended deal.

“We urge the Greek government to protect the legitimate interests of Chinese companies in Greece, including those of Cosco,” he said.

Greece’s reversal of the privatisation deals struck under its bailout has pummelled its financial markets, with Greek bank stocks plunging more than 26 percent.

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