Solar construction: DPS during the entire time they were in power succeeded in only one thing, and that is to shut down all the factories

"We will be specific, the examples of Bauxite, Zeljezara, Koni, Titeks, and the Cellulose factory speak volumes for those who strive to do anything to respect EPCG Solar construction."

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Not wanting to deal with politics, but only with things related to the creation of new value, we still have to say that DPS succeeded in only one thing during the entire time they were in power as a party, and that was to shut down all the factories that fed many families in Montenegro, it is stated in the announcement of EPCG Solar gradnja.

They said this after the claim of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) that the company EPCG Solar gradnja became a loser due to party employment.

"We will be specific, the examples of Bauxite, Zeljezara, Koni, Titex, and the Cellulose factory speak volumes about those who strive to do anything to EPCG Solar construction," they added.

According to them, all employees of EPCG SG were hired through a competition.

"As far as party employment is concerned, unlike them, who employed their party cadres in the army, the police and wherever they went, all workers employed in EPCG SG were hired through a competition and not in a way that the competition it takes half a day or a day, but the entire process was transparent and public and as such was never the target of any criticism," they said.

They said that EPCG SG has never been and will not be on the black list, adding that DPS officials should, as they stated, ask themselves what kind of lists are on them.

"Finally, we want to tell the gentlemen from the DPS not to worry about EPCG-SG, we will manage without their concern, but let them direct their eyes to the Abu Dhabi Fund and the SDT, whose drawers are full of cases in which their officials first accused of various frauds and Sky applications", they concluded in the statement.

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