BUDAPEST, Apr 28 (Hina) - Croatia and Hungary have no open issues and both are willing to continue advancing cooperation, Croatian Prime Minister Ivica Racan said in Budapest on Monday.
BUDAPEST, Apr 28 (Hina) - Croatia and Hungary have no open issues
and both are willing to continue advancing cooperation, Croatian
Prime Minister Ivica Racan said in Budapest on Monday. #L#
"These are two countries that are friends and partners, they have
not one open issue and are willing to continue and upgrade
cooperation," said Racan, who is on a two-day visit to Hungary.
Today Racan held talks with Hungary's parliament speaker Katalin
Szili and President Ferenc Madl, addressing cooperation in the
economy and culture, and the protection of minorities.
Szili said Hungary, which joins the European Union in May 2004, was
willing to share with Croatia its experience in drawing closer to
the Union.
Racan invited President Madl to visit Dubrovnik this summer.
Tomorrow the Croatian PM meets his Hungarian counterpart Peter
Medgyessy.
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