Serbian police question Delta Holding owner
Delta Holding owner Miroslav Mišković arrived to the MUP building SIV 1 in New Belgrade at 11:00 CET on Monday morning, alone, without a lawyer.
Monday, 03.12.2012.
15:04
BELGRADE Delta Holding owner Miroslav Miskovic arrived to the MUP building SIV 1 in New Belgrade at 11:00 CET on Monday morning, alone, without a lawyer. He thus showed up on time for the questioning to which he had been summoned by the police last week. Serbian police question Delta Holding owner The questioning of the man who owns Serbia's largest privately-held company caused considerable media interest - more than ten camera crews and 30 journalists and photo reporters were seen in front of the Palace of Serbia (former SIV). However, Miskovic passed them by on his way in, declining to make any statements. He also did not speak to the press when he left, at around 15:00 CET. Shortly after he entered, president of the Port of Belgrade managing board and former vice-president of Delta Holding, Ivana Veselinovic, left the building. Speaking for B92, Minister of Justice Nikola Selakovic said that the questioning today was likely "only the first of many". "He (Miskovic) has been invited as a citizen to an informative conversation. There is no custody here and he is likely to be invited for a second hearing, if needed," said the minister. The one held today "will certainly concern Delreal", he noted, and added that there were also other topics, while it would be "interesting to investigate Nibens Group". When asked if investigators would quiz Miskovice about the privatization of C Market, Selakovic said this was "possible". Delta Holding a few days ago announced that Miskovic was summoned and would comply, but did not say what his statement to the police would concern. Teams set up by the Serbian police (MUP) and the Prosecutor's Office have been reviewing several controversial privatizations, including those in which companies owned by Miskovic took part. The list contains Port of Belgrade, C Market, road construction firms sold to Nibens Group, and the conversion of land in New Belgrade where Miskovic's company Delreal is set to start construction works. Delta Holding on Monday announced that it "never dealt in excise goods, engaged in business related to the country's natural and other resources, or worked with public companies". Miroslav Miskovic (Beta) B92 Tanjug
Serbian police question Delta Holding owner
The questioning of the man who owns Serbia's largest privately-held company caused considerable media interest - more than ten camera crews and 30 journalists and photo reporters were seen in front of the Palace of Serbia (former SIV).However, Mišković passed them by on his way in, declining to make any statements. He also did not speak to the press when he left, at around 15:00 CET.
Shortly after he entered, president of the Port of Belgrade managing board and former vice-president of Delta Holding, Ivana Veselinović, left the building.
Speaking for B92, Minister of Justice Nikola Selaković said that the questioning today was likely "only the first of many". "He (Mišković) has been invited as a citizen to an informative conversation. There is no custody here and he is likely to be invited for a second hearing, if needed," said the minister.
The one held today "will certainly concern Delreal", he noted, and added that there were also other topics, while it would be "interesting to investigate Nibens Group".
When asked if investigators would quiz Miškovice about the privatization of C Market, Selaković said this was "possible".
Delta Holding a few days ago announced that Mišković was summoned and would comply, but did not say what his statement to the police would concern.
Teams set up by the Serbian police (MUP) and the Prosecutor's Office have been reviewing several controversial privatizations, including those in which companies owned by Mišković took part.
The list contains Port of Belgrade, C Market, road construction firms sold to Nibens Group, and the conversion of land in New Belgrade where Mišković's company Delreal is set to start construction works.
Delta Holding on Monday announced that it "never dealt in excise goods, engaged in business related to the country's natural and other resources, or worked with public companies".
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