Croatia, Hungary, Ukraine to Create Adriatic Gas Corridor
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Croatia, Hungary and Ukraine agreed to expand their existing pipelines to create a corridor that will carry natural gas through the three countries and connect to the planned Trans-Adriatic Pipeline in Europe’s south.
“The new infrastructure will enable us to send gas to eastern European markets,” Croatian Deputy Foreign Minister Josko Klisovic said by phone in Zagreb, adding the countries’ prime ministers are ready to sign a pact “soon.”