The German government insists that General Motors (GM) to clarify its intentions regarding the Opel launched against the American manufacturer the opportunity to maintain its European division. "To say" I'll keep Opel "is not yet a strategy," said Secretary of State on Tuesday in the economic ministry of Germany Jochen Homa, said. Government of a country that firmly stands behind the offer for the purchase of Opel from the Canadian Magna International, stresses that it is tired of protracting of GM. The Management Board of General Motors meets Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss the future of Opel. Berlin say they would like to reach a decision as quickly as possible, more so approaching Motor Show in Frankfurt. The exhibition will be opened next week and within its Opel will present the latest modification of its key model Astra. In May, GM announced that it agreed to sign a deal with Magna, but eventually the company's position has changed - after the release of the insolvency proceedings on 10 July. According to unnamed sources, Reuters on some members of the Board of GM are confident that Opel should remain in the group of U.S. producers.