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BANJA LUKA (Bosnia and Herzegovina), January 25 (SeeNews) – The government of Bosnia's Serb Republic said on Friday it will be of public interest to find an investor to build a tourism complex in the Klekovaca mountain under a concession format.

BUCHAREST (Romania), January 25 (SeeNews) – The European Commission may issue an official warning to Romania unless it regulates the unclear status of over-the-counter market Rasdaq, local media reported.

BELGRADE (Serbia), January 25 (SeeNews) – Serbia's mining and spatial planning minister Milan Bacevic said the government is not planning to take out a loan for the construction of the projected Belgrade-Thessaloniki navigable canal but when the time comes an appropriate format of project financing will be found.

SOFIA (Bulgaria), January 25 (SeeNews) – Bulgarian cigarette filters maker Yuri Gagarin [BUL:4PX] will replace tobacco processing plant Sofia-BT in the BG40 index of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange, the bourse said on Friday.

BELGRADE (Serbia), January 25 (SeeNews) – Serbian stock indices extended their gains on Friday amid a sharp increase in total turnover, bourse data indicated.

BELGRADE (Serbia), January 25 (SeeNews) – Meggle Srbija said it plans to raise raw milk processing volumes to 45 million liters this year from 35 million liters in 2012 and 21 million liters in 2011.

SOFIA (Bulgaria), January 24 (SeeNews) – Bulgaria's gross foreign debt totalled 37.9 billion euro ($50.5 billion) at the end of November, up from 35.85 billion euro at the end of 2011, the central bank said on Thursday.

SOFIA (Bulgaria), January 24 (SeeNews) – The credit portfolio of Bulgarian banks totalled 53.8 billion levs ($36.7 billion/27.5 billion euro) at the end of 2012, up 2.7% from a year earlier, central bank data indicated on Thursday.

BUCHAREST (Romania), January 24 (SeeNews) – Polish property developer Globe Trade Centre (GTC) said it has cancelled the sale of three shopping centres in Romania.

SOFIA (Bulgaria), January 24 (SeeNews) – The bad loans of the Bulgarian commercial banks rose by an annual 5.6% to 9.6 billion levs ($6.54 billion/4.91 billion euro) at the end of 2012, data from the country's central bank indicated on Thursday.