The four components cover the police, civil society, the media and election legislation.
"I hope that we shall complete the four components from the Mission's mandate in a short period until the end of this year or at the start of the next year. After that we, in cooperation with OSCE, will focus on those aspects with greater regional dimension, such as the return of refugees and war crimes trials, or in more general terms, the judicial reform," the minister told Croatian reporters in Brussels on Monday.
She added that the Mission's objectives were compatible with the programme of the Croatian Government.
"In all my bilateral meetings and in a speech I am going to deliver I shall comment on the OSCE Mission in Croatia, which, in my opinion, is one of the most successful peaceful missions at all," the Croatian official said.
Foreign ministers from the 56 OSCE participating states began their annual Ministerial Council today, and the focus was on tackling protracted "frozen" conflicts and further improving OSCE efficiency, according to the OSCE web siite.
Opening the two-day gathering, the OSCE Chairman-in-Office, Belgian Foreign Minister Karel De Gucht, said the reform decisions were more far-reaching than simply procedural or operational and stemmed from the mandate provided by last year's Ministerial Council in the Slovene capital.