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MINISTER: NATO MEMBERSHIP REQUIRES CHANGES TO MARITIME CODE

ZAGREB, April 10 (Hina) - If Croatia wants to join NATO, it is only logical that it should change the Maritime Code to incorporate a regulation granting foreign war ships carrying nuclear weapons the right to enter the Adriatic Sea, said Roland Zuvanic, Croatia's Minister of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Communications.
ZAGREB, April 10 (Hina) - If Croatia wants to join NATO, it is only logical that it should change the Maritime Code to incorporate a regulation granting foreign war ships carrying nuclear weapons the right to enter the Adriatic Sea, said Roland Zuvanic, Croatia's Minister of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Communications. #L# The Croatian government on Thursday adopted a bill on changes to the Maritime Code and sent it into the first parliamentary reading. The bill enables foreign war ships carrying nuclear weapons to enter and stay in Croatia's ports. Zuvanic says that such ships are allowed to enter the territorial waters of other tourist countries, such as Italy, Greece, Spain and Turkey, abiding by certain control mechanisms. There is no reason for Croatia not to allow this as well, he said. Under the bill, to enter Croatia's territorial waters foreign war ships carrying nuclear weapons must obtain the approval of the Croatian Defence Ministry and submit on time a certified copy of a document proving the ship's safety as well as an insurance certificate or some other financial guarantee. Asked whether Croatia had decided to regulate this issue of its own accord or had received a request for granting entry to such war ships, Zuvanic said this was a logical decision considering the country's wish to join the alliance and agreements signed so far. Zuvanic would not comment on possible decisions to be made by the parliament regarding the bill, stating only that agreement was necessary if the country was to meet international standards, which, he said, required certain concessions. (hina) rml

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