The Croatian delegation's visit to Bosnia-Herzegovina is seen as the continuation of the friendly and good neighbourly relations between the two countries as well as useful for preparations for a session of the Croatian-Bosnian Cooperation Council due to convene on November 19, the Bosnian Presidency said in a press release.
Seks extended Croatia's full support for Bosnia's Euro-Atlantic integration process, while Bosnian Presidency chairman Sulejman Tihic spoke about reforms Bosnia is carrying out with a view to joining NATO's Partnership for Peace programme and signing a Stabilisation and Association Agreement with the European Union.
The talks also addressed the need for Croatia and Bosnia to sign an agreement on Bosnia's use of the Croatian port of Ploce, the ratification of a border agreement, and the signing of an agreement on property rights relations.
The Croatian delegation discussed the same issues with Bosnian MPs and Council of Ministers chairman Adnan Terzic.
The delegation also met representatives of the Catholic Church in Bosnia and the Croatian Cultural Society Napredak.
Seks said his talks with Cardinal Vinko Puljic addressed way of dealing with Bosnian Croats' demography issues.
Seks added he assured Napredak president Franjo Topic Croatia would continue to help Napredak and try to set aside some funds for it in the national budget for 2005.
On Tuesday, the Croatian delegation will visit the southern city of Mostar.