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Four arrested with large quantities of drugs

AMNA--Three men and a woman, aged 36, 45, 35 and 31, were arrested at Archangelos in Preveza, western Greece, for carrying in two cars a large quantity of drugs having a total weight of 219 kilos, contained in 194 packages, that they had received from Albanian associates of theirs at the Greek-Albanian borders.

The cars' two drivers did not stop when signalled by police and sped away. A pursuit followed and the police ultimately stopped the vehicles in Flamboura in Preveza. A search of the first car, that was driven by the 36-year-old and had the woman as a co-driver, revealed 98 packages containing cannabis weighing 105 kilos and 300 grams. The second car, driven by the 45-year-old and also having the 35-year-old on board, was also found to have 96 packages of cannabis weighing 113 kilos and 700 grams. amna
The drugs and the cars, as well as seven mobile phones were confiscated.

 

Probe into assassination claims against Karamanlis

AMNA--An Athens first instance prosecutor has ordered an investigation into allegations of an assassination plot against former prime minister Costas Karamanlis, following press reports dating from last June.

    In fact, the prosecutor, Nikos Ornerakis, on Wednesday filed felony charges of "preparations for acts of high treason" and "disruption of the normal function of state" against unknown persons. amna

    According to reports, officials of the national intelligence service and police officers serving on Karamanlis' personal security detail have already been interviewed.

 

Greece: Bill for armed guards on cargo vessels

AMNA--The draft law introducing security services by armed guards on ocean-going cargo vessels, among other clauses, was passed in Parliament on Thursday after Citizen Protection Minister Mihalis Chryssohoidis tabled a number of amendments.
 
The draft law also included clauses regulating retirement package lump sum issues for the members of the Greek Coastguard and the armed forces.
 
Another clause, also included in the draft law, provided for the implementation of Article 111 and 112 of Law No. 4055/2012 on fair trial effective as of March 12, 2012.

Properties, Republicans against government

The Republican Party, the main ally of the democrats, expressed their stance against the government for the draft-law on properties.

“This initiative does not give a solution to the problem, but makes it worse. The government is damaging the owners with this law, since this decision cannot be taken without asking them”, declared the vice Chairman of the Republican Party, Alfred Seshati.

The Republican Party emphasized that the law approved by the Council of ministers for giving the private property without compensation, damages the possibilities for finding a final solution to the issue.

“It is an obligation for the Government and Parliament to resolve the private property issue in full accordance with the European Convention, the Constitution and the Strasbourg Court decisions, especially for the fact that this is one of the 12 key recommendations for the EU candidate status. Our representative in government asked for the laws that are currently under process to not pass without taking the opinion of the legal owners, who have remained slaves of the political conjunctions. 

The Committee of the Property Title Verification, with the law passed in 2008, was tasked to verify all abusive property titles granted through law 7501, and the government decisions for the former farming lands. Nothing has been made so far. Every property title that damages the physical compensation of legal owners falls against the legal requests of the owners and the constant EU recommendations, thus, this process is unacceptable by the republicans”, Seshati declared.

The vice leader of the Republican Party asked for these laws to not pass in Parliament without taking the opinion of the land owners. Seshati underlines that the government and the Parliament are not owners, but they serve to the rights of the legal owners.

Orikum citizens protest for property titles

Dozens of Orikum residents protested in front of the Municipality, asking the Mayor to recognize the properties that they have profited from law 7501. Mayor Gezim Capo has met the protesters and discussed with them. 

The residents expressed their concern, saying that they will allow no constructor build in the land that they claim as theirs.

The Mayor has supported the former employees of the Agricultural Enterprise in Orikum, saying that this concern is right and the Orikum citizens should address to the court, since both landowners and the constructors have regular permits. 

“Thaci’s statement can be harmful”

SOURCE: BETA

SKOPJE -- Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Dačić has said that Kosovo PM Hashim Thaci’s statement that all Albanians should live in one state could cause problems.

 

Ivica Dačić

“I am not interested in which state Albanians are going to live but Serbs need to have the same rights,” he said at the Ninth Annual Ministerial Conference on Cooperation in the Field of Border Security in Southeast Europe in Skopje on Friday.

Thaci said in Priština that it would be “best and easiest” for Albanians to live in a single state if borders in the Balkans changed. 

Dačić said the Kosovo PM was “international community’s pet” who could therefore act accordingly, stressing that if a Serbian official gave such a statement, the UN Security Council would discuss it. 

The Serbian deputy prime minister added that the provisional authorities in Kosovo should take part in regional conferences but that a footnote must be written under Kosovo’s name on nameplates, in accordance with the agreement on regional representation that was reached by Belgrade and Priština. 

Commenting on Thaci’s statement, an unnamed EU official said that borders in the Western Balkans were unchangeable.

FM Jeremić: Russia is Serbia’s closest ally

SOURCE: BETA, TANJUG

MOSCOW -- Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić is in Moscow this Friday, where he stated that the Russian Federation remained Serbia’s closest partner and ally.

Vuk Jeremić and Sergei Lavrov (Tanjug)

At the beginning of his meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Jeremić said that Serbia and Russia had the same views of the world issues.

He also added that he was very happy about the fact that a protocol on Russia's participation in the interior decoration of the St. Sava's Temple in Belgrade.

Lavrov announced ahead of the meeting that the talks would focus on bilateral and international relations and the situation in the region.

The two foreign ministers conferred at the Russian Foreign Ministry's Reception House in Spiridonovka St. and concluded that their stands on the Kosovo issue coincided as well.

"Kosovo is the greatest challenge in the Balkans and the issue can only be solved on the basis of international law and UN Security Council Resolution 1244. The views of Serbia and Russia coincide fully on this and other issues," Jeremić told a joint news conference.

Lavrov reaffirmed that Russia's position on Kosovo was unchanged and the problems should be solved through the dialogue of Belgrade and Prišitna, on the basis of mutually acceptable solutions.

The Russian foreign minister also pointed out that Russia would fully support Serbia's efforts to initiate an investigation into human organ trafficking in Kosovo under the auspices of the UN.

“I hope our Western partners who are not enthusiastic about the issue will change their mind, because the issue at hand are human rights that they care about. I hope there will be no double standards,” stressed Lavrov.

According to him, bilateral and economic relations between Serbia and Russia are on the rise.

Jeremić pointed out that Serbia's EU candidate status would not change the relations between Belgrade and Moscow.

“There will be no changes in the Serbia-Russia relations following the achievement of the candidacy. The EU integration process was and will remain one of the priorities of the Serbian government, and Russia was and is our friend. This friendship requires no candidacy,” the Serbian minister noted.

When asked about the stands of Belgrade and Moscow on the EU candidacy, Jeremić said that the spiritual unity of the two people was a basis for close relations between the two countries.

Lavrov also announced the realization of the Russian loan for the modernization of Serbian railways, the opening of a humanitarian center in Niš and more investments in the energy sector.

During his official visit to Moscow, the Serbian foreign minister will also meet with Russian Federation Federal Assembly Federation Council First Deputy Chairman Aleksandr Torshin and Moscow Patriarchate's Department for External Church Relations Head Metropolitan Hilarion of Volokolamsk.

Athens prepares Vasil Bolanos exit from "Omonia"

Journalists invited to a show at Radio of Ioanina, confirming that Athens' is discontent with the management of the situation in Albania to the Greek Communities, especially the failure of process properties in the Himara Region and suspicious about the prominent politicians of Tirana.

Interestingly, this change required from Athens, may lead to radical change of the representatives of the ethnic Greek community in Albania who have been failed to unify the Hellenic factor in the area of influence in southern Albania (Northern Epirus)

Tadić: Serbia to continue to support Serbs in region

Source: Tanjug

BELGRADE -- Serbian President Boris Tadić conferred in Belgrade on Thursday with representatives of Serbs from the region on cooperation, protection of interests.

Boris Tadić and RS President Milorad Dodik (Tanjug)

They also discussed enhancement of the position of Serb communities in the region and development of good neighborly relations.
Tadić underlined that Serbs should be loyal citizens of the countries they lived in and added that Serbia would continue supporting and encouraging all activities and projects aimed at preservation of the national identity of Serbs in the region.

The president also stated that the Serbian government implemented the decision reached at the previous sitting of the Council for Relations with Serbs in the Region, according to which Serbia took over the costs of consular fees for admission into and discharge from the Serbian citizenship for Serbs in the region, the president's press service stated in a release.

Representatives of Serbs in the region expressed satisfaction that the country had won the EU candidate status and underscored that Serbia's progress in the process of European integration held considerable importance for all countries and citizens in the region.

The Council for Relations with Serbs in the Region comprises the Serbian president, prime minister, foreign, religion and the diaspora, education, culture, and finances minsters, as well as Vojvodina Executive Council chairman, representative of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) and commissioner of the Commissariat for Refugees.

The Council holds meetings with the Serbs from the diaspora once or twice a year.

The Council for Relations with Serbs in the Region was set up in December 2009, and it is tasked with preserving the identity of the Serbian language in the diaspora and protecting the Serbs' interests.

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Properties: Himara at crossroads, between chaos and insurgency

The law which is waiting to approve by the Albanian parliament, does not solve problems in Himara Region
Insecurity and threats from the Mafia, the reflection of residents have returned to protect the land, according to historical laws of "Himara Venomes"


Finally, the Albanian parliament, did not resolve the issue of ownership in the Ionian coast, in which the Himara Region, is part of it. Similarly, local administration, which refers to the laws of Albania, is at the crossroads of the ownership reform implementation.


Albanian courts are fully displayed in the service of the Mafia, and looting the properties of himariotes, from the central government in Tirana (Power and Oposition).


Ex Mayor of Himara Bollano Basil, who has been an absolute despotic power of 7 years, had a single mission: to protect property, Himara Region families, but unfortunately, in the end, did the opposite.
The situation is very bad move, and last hope, were Himara Civil Society, which sought from the Albanian parliament, to return the property to the community and the Orthodox Church, considers failed of teh Albanian State on wich, with "discriminated laws", aproved the existence of the Law 7501 which has divided the himariotes family.


In the same line, unfortunately, the Athens remained stoped. Greece, backed a project togather with European Union to manage the property in Ionian Coast area, including the Greek compatriots of Himara Region, but the process, has failed, although for the third time the mission was taken over by OSCE. The mission has stopped recording any ownership, while the Albanian parliament, under the new law aproved, was alive vein initiatives to continue the project. .... But unfortunately, the Albanian parliament, takes no account of, the right of ownership inherent in Himara Region.

Situated in such circumstances, the character takes the dangerous situation, because the laws of Albania, can not take in citizen protection, which requires property inherited from his parents. The shocking fact is the number of judicial processes that have gone 7500 cases, only the ownership of the courts and the prosecution of Albania, in a population of not more than 12 thousand inhabitants, which is currently the registry in Himara Municipality.

But the continuing lack of electricity, the aument of additional workers in an unjustified way from northern Albania, who work in service of construction in Himara Region, which is implementing by the Mafia, and the ever growing of community, that insecurity is threatening to property and perspective of the future, has caused reaction to have legitimate defense, because ultimately, lthey have lost faith in Albanian laws and the state police.

Situation in Macedonia calmer but inter-ethnic tensions with Albanians linger

Wed, Mar 14 2012 12:48 CET

byThe Sofia Echo staff

Photo: Reuters

Albanian youths shout slogans during a protest in front of Macedonia's Embassy in Tirana, March 13 2012. The protest started after two ethnic Albanians were killed in Gostivar, Macedonia last month by an off-duty police officer.

Photo: Reuters

The situation in Macedonia appeared calmer on March 14, the day that the European Parliament was due to debate and vote on a report on the country’s progress towards EU membership, after a flare-up of tensions in recent weeks between Macedonians and ethnic Albanians.

There was widespread concern about the ethnic violence that hit Skopje and other places in Macedonia, a few weeks after an incident in the north-western town of Gostivar in which a Macedonian police officer shot dead two young ethnic Albanian men.

Local media offered conflicting reports of the February 29 shooting incident. Some said that the police officer and his ethnic Albanian neighbours had been involved in a dispute over a parking space, while separate reports alleged that he had responded to an attempted assault by a group of men seeking to silence his supposed knowledge of the local illegal drug trade.

In early March, Macedonian prime minister Nikola Gruevski offered his condolences on the deaths.

But around the same time, protests in Gostivar, where – according to Macedonia’s 2002 census – the population is close to half ethnic Albanian, ended in violence and serious damage to property..................................continues.......

http://www.sofiaecho.com/2012/03/14/1787294_situation-in-macedonia-calmer-but-inter-ethnic-tensions-with-albanians-linger

 

Thaci Raps Serbian 'Aggression Towards Kosovo'

Prime Minister denounces Belgrade’s move to hold local elections within the territory of Kosovo as an open provocation.

Fatmir Aliu

BIRN

Pristina

Serbia is provoking open conflict with Kosovo and the entire region of the Western Balkans may pay the price, Kosovo’s Prime Minister Hashim Thaci warned on Wednesday, referring to Belgrade’s decision to extend its local elections to Kosovo.
Speaking to the cabinet on Wednesday, Thaci described the move by Serbia as renewed aggression against Kosovo.
“Serbia is provoking an open conflict with the state of Kosovo, which can have consequences for the entire region and for the international efforts in the region,” Thaci said.
“This is an attempt at aggression against the independent state of Kosovo,” he added.
Belgrade on Tuesday announced that it will hold its local elections on May 6, including within the territory of Kosovo, which it continues to see as its southern province.
Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, and had been recognized by 88 countries, including the US, and 22 of the 27 member states of the EU.
The government in Pristina says Belgrade’s move represents a breach of Serbia's own international resolutions.
“We will use all our constitutional and legal force to prevent such elections from being held on our territory… the only local elections that will be organized [here] are by the institutions of our country, not from any neighbouring country,” Thaci said.
Serbia' vow to hold elections in the Republic of Kosovo was condemned by Albania as well.
Albania’s Foreign Ministry said the move was in complete contradiction to the spirit and content of the talks held so far between Kosovo and Serbia, brokered by the European Union.

Who Wants War in Macedonia (FYROM)?

You do not have to be a conspiracy theorist to accept that this government, pushing an irresponsible ultra-nationalist agenda, is creating all the conditions for all-out conflict.

Xhabir Deralla

Skopje

Skopje | Photo by: Balkan Insight

The current rise of interethnic violence in Macedonia is a clear consequence of the wrong and destructive policies of the government.

Nikola Gruevski, the Prime Minister and leader of the ethnic Macedonian nationalist party in power, VMRO-DPMNE, and his coalition partner, Ali Ahmeti, leader of the ethnic Albanian Democratic Union for Integration, DUI, as well as several pro-government public figures have categorically denied any ties between the government and the ethnic violence on the streets. Some have implied the responsibility of foreign secret services, but certainly not of the government.

But we need to make a distinction. There is a difference between being an organizer and being responsible. The government does not have to be the actual and physical organizer of ethnic hatred and violence in the country and yet be responsible for it. How? It is clear. By creating it....more..

http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/who-wants-war-in-macedonia

"Autonomy for Kosovo north can overcome divisions"

Source: Tanjug

BRUSSELS -- Former EU Balkans envoy Stefan Lehne believes that granting regional autonomy to northern Kosovo could overcome divisions with the rest of Kosovo.

In a policy outlook report he authored for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Lehne says that the EU should launch a more ambitious dialogue that involves Belgrade and Priština as well as representatives from northern Kosovo, with the of achieving significant progress toward normal relations.
This could be achieved by overcoming the separation between the North and the rest of Kosovo through arrangements for regional autonomy for the North, through providing international guarantees for Serb Orthodox monasteries and through establishing a comprehensive framework for cooperation, he proposes.

The framework, says Lehne, should include "contractual agreements and diplomatic representation that preserves the parties' differing legal positions on status and is modeled on the German-German agreement of 1972."

"The EU should start the process by appointing a high-level envoy to conduct talks with the parties involved," Lehne says, adding that it should end "Serbia's opposition to Kosovo's membership in international organizations and to further recognitions."

Commenting on the "4 Point Plan" for the future of Kosovo presented by Serbian President Boris Tadic in the fall of 2011, Lehne observes that "it confirms Belgrade's policy of nonrecognition of Priština's declaration of independence but advocates a solution within the existing boundaries of Kosovo."

"The most interesting part of the initiative - and the reason why Western officials mostly responded positively - was the fact that it explicitly abandoned the notion of partition, he points out.

"This pronouncement from the highest level could in fact represent a major new departure," Lehne says.

Archbishop Anastasios Inaugurates Modern Ophthalmology and Otorhinolaryngology Centre in Tirana

Archbishop Anastatios inaugurates modern Ophthalmology and Otorhinolaryngology Centre in Tirana, Albania.
A new, modern-equipped Ophthalmology and Otorhinolaryngology Unit was inaugurated in Tirana by the Archbishop of Tirana, Durrës and All Albania Anastasios, in the presence of eminent ophthalmologists from Albania and Greece.
The medical centre contains General Opthalmology, Glaucoma, Laser, Fundus (Fluro-angiography, OCT) Units.
This modern centre is located in a private three-floor building and is an expansion of the Medical Centre “Evangelismos” of the Orthodox Autocephalous Church of Albania, which has operated since 1999 with 23 areas of specialization offering modern medical services.
More than three million Euros have been collected from various sponsors for the building facilities and the advanced equipment under the auspices of Archbishop Anastasios. More than 1,300,000 patients have been examined and more than 3,000,000 tests have been run ever since the opening day – regardless the religious beliefs of the patients.
The Orthodox Church also runs Primary Care Medical centers in four other cities of Albania.

Reacts by Tirana: "The Serbian elections in Kosovo", Illegal

TIRANA - Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Albania has condemned today through a press release of the Belgrade authorities' decision to hold elections "in some municipalities of the Republic of Kosovo" and considered this act as "illegal and unacceptable, as compromises the integrity of a sovereign neighboring country ".

Albanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs believes that Serbian efforts to hold elections in Kosovo "are in violation of the spirit and content of the talks so far between the two countries, brokered by the European Union, which Serbia wants to integrate."

Just the fact that these elections are illegal, they "will not have any legal effect, the persons elected will have no legal authority - the Ministry of Foreign Affairs estimates Tirana - The only effect that these choices lead to the strengthening of parallel criminal Serb north of Kosovo, whose dismantling is the obligation of the Republic of Serbia. These choices also affect the prospect of full integration of ethnic communities and institutions of Kosovo society. "

"We estimate that the European spirit which needs to Kosovo, Serbia and the entire region, consists in solving the problems in northern Kosovo, Ahtisaari package fully implemented," concluded the reaction of the Albanian diplomacy.

 Photo: Stramarko with PM Berisha and MP cham Community Dashamir Tahiri, in Drymades
Photo: The Constandine and Helleni orthodox Churche is destructing by cement impiant of mafia in Drymades


The closest collaborator of Vasil Bollanos, accused of extortion property

Former chairman of the board of Drymades, under indictment for extortion from villagers together massive land

Ilia Stramarko , allegedly in collaboration with the former lawyer of The Himara Municipality, have acquired hundreds of hectares of land in Dhraleo.


Prosecution sources of Vlora, give details about the possible arrest of  former PChairman of the Council of the vilagge Drymades, Ilia Stramarko, having forged documents in a trial in Vlora, for about 140 hectares of land in Dhraleo, Drymades Himara region.

The claim was made in the prosecution of Vlora, some families from Drymades, which are faced with another reality, while Stramarko, preparing to sell a piece of land.

But while the prosecution of Vlora, has started the procedure, on the other residents also accuse Ilia Stramarko for sale of land to the Orthodox Church Community, where he built two hotels, which has in the sale process.

Former mayor of the village Drymades, also a member of Omonia in the Municipality Council of Himara, in Collaboration with another person of Bolanos Administration, considered one of Mafia boss who is building, destroying by two years, assets of the community and the Orthodox Church, robbing, Palaseos River, said the appeal of some families from Drymades, for prosecution in Vlora.

Meanwhile, snap the investigation shows that the decision of the judge who made the owner with 140 hectares of land, Ilia Stramarko and some members of his family, is in clear conflict of interest, since the judge that her husband has given this decision, has been lawyer of the Himara Municipality, during the 7-year term of Vasil Bolanos.

The Himara Region, 7500 issues in civil and criminal proceedings for robbery properties

While the total population in Himara Municipality, does not exceed 12 thousand inhabitants, a source from the prosecution of Vlora, shows that the problems of ownership at the squirrels region have reached the 7500 court proceedings and special investigations, which marks a world record, by how a country like Albania, could not manage the right of ownership, in one of the areas attacked by the Albanian mafia and international.

However, the U.S. Department Report for 2004 on human rights in Albania, states clearly that in the Himara Municipality, the community lands and the Orthodox Church, was robbed by a Courts with false documents, supported by the Office of Propetry Registration in Albania.

Serbian FM sees "uncertain times" in Balkans

SOURCE: TANJUG

BELGRADE -- Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić said on Tuesday that the Balkans is faced with uncertain times, and that Serbia's road will be full of obstacles.

Vuk Jeremić (file)

“Uncertain times are before us in the Balkans. We have a clear objective and priorities, we know the path we want to tread, and I think that no one can deny that the road we decided to follow will be full of obstacles and uncertainties,” Jeremić said at the graduation ceremony at the Diplomatic Academy in Belgrade.

He underlined that the challenges have to be resolved “slowly, patiently, carefully and with much diplomatic skill, with a lot of energy, strength, the power of conviction, firmness of principle and clarity” so as to achieve the set goals.

Jeremić recalled that some of Serbia's most vital interests have been jeopardized, a threat few countries have experienced. However, for a small state such as Serbia it is important to negotiate with all countries in the world, he added.

“In the near future, it will be for you, your knowledge, energy and vigor to tackle the challenges of Serbia's foreign policy in a time which will see the most dynamic changes in international relations,” Jeremić said in his commencement address.

Because of the speed of changes, it is of immense importance to understand the world around us, the Serbian foreign minister said.

“In these times, small countries such as ours may be big losers or winners. Your comprehension of political trends and your reactions will to a great extent determine the future of generations to follow,” Jeremić stressed.

He recalled that many times in history the destiny of people and countries proved to be in the hands of diplomats.

Today, economic diplomacy is more important than ever, Jeremić underlined.

Albanian embassy robbed in Athens
12/03/2012

A spectacular theft has taken place in the Albanian embassy in Athens. According to the information received by Top Channel, unidentified people have entered the embassy, have robbed the ATM machines and the offices of the Consulate. 

Two ATMs were open with ignited oxygen and all internal appliances have been damaged. The ATMs had no money, because the company had removed them during the day.

It remains unknown if the robbers have taken other objects in the consulate or other safes of the embassy. The police started investigating, since the Albanian Embassy in Athens has a security system.

Although it has been robbed and attacked by nationalist extremists, the embassy had been unguarded by the Greek Police for more than one year. The Albanian state has engaged embassy employees for the security issues, but their work doesn’t seem to be very efficient. 

Greece bought over 1 bln euros of arms from EU countries in 2010, really?

March 13, 2012 | Filed under: Featured News,Geopolitics

Independent online news site EU Observer recently reported that Greece had purchased over 1 billion euros’ worth of arms from countries within the European Union at the same time as negotiating its first bailout back in 2010.

Citing figures from recently released European Council data on arms licences granted by member states, the EU Observer’s Andrew Rettman reported that France was by the biggest seller, with a 794-million-euro aircraft deal and sales worth 58 million euros in missiles and 19 million euros in electronics used for aircraft countermeasures and target acquisition.

Greece also spent almost 90 million euros on electronics and ground vehicles purchased from the Netherlands and Germany, as well as 52 million euros’ worth of rifles and aircraft parts purchased from Italy.

Spain sold Greece 33 million euros of military-grade chemicals, according to the report.

The report has caused some furor over whether these purchases by cash-strapped Greece at a time when it was negotiating its first 109-billion-euro rescue package with its EU partners were in any way attached to the approval of the bailout deal.

However the truth is that Mr. Andrew Rettman misinterpreted data from the European Council on weapons sales. Foreign interests are at stake here of course, but this issue also sells in the media. Many websites and blogs even in Greece republished this article and unfortunately there was no response.

The issue of course in its essence is much simpler because this data of the European Council concern export licenses of material. These licenses may be requested for any reason. In some cases under the laws of some countries companies that are simply intending on selling to foreign countries in order to be able to make proposals they should request an export license. And actually the 1 billion euros refers to the material of these licenses. For anyone who cares to notice the same report states that the items that were actually exported reached only 70 million euros!

The data for those who want to read more can be found here on page 116.

Sources:
ekathimerini.com