On that occasion, Croatia will acquaint the European Union's Task Force, set up earlier this year to assess the country's compliance with the UN war crimes tribunal, with a new report on its cooperation with the ICTY tribunal and implementation of an Action Plan on the matter.
According to sources from the Ivo Sanader cabinet, Croatia has done absolutely everything to ensure the start of the membership talks with the EU, but it is now up to the the EU Council of Ministers to make a political decision on the matter.
Croatia's delegation will also include Foreign Affairs and European Integration Minister Kolinda Grabar Kitarovic, the Foreign Ministry State Secretary Hidajet Biscevic, who is also the co-ordinator of the Action Plan, Chief State Prosecutor Mladen Bajic and Chief Negotiator with the EU, Vladimir Drobnjak.