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HEAD OF EU MONITORING MISSION VISITS CROATIAN PARLIAMENT

ZAGREB, Dec 17 (Hina) - The head of the European Union Monitoring Mission in Croatia, Hans Ewe, visited the parliament on Tuesday and held talks with parliament vice president and chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee Zdravko Tomac.
ZAGREB, Dec 17 (Hina) - The head of the European Union Monitoring Mission in Croatia, Hans Ewe, visited the parliament on Tuesday and held talks with parliament vice president and chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee Zdravko Tomac. #L# Ewe said that the parliament made and was still making significant steps for Croatia's future, according to a statement issued by the parliament's public relations office. Tomac said Croatian citizens must face reality, namely that Croatia's joining the EU depended on the improvement of the political situation in the region. He said this is why it was necessary to settle relations with Serbia and Montenegro in order to be entitled to join the EU along with Romania and Bulgaria. Avoiding to cooperate with the Balkans would only tie Croatia even stronger to the Balkans, Tomac said. Commenting on Bosnia-Herzegovina, Tomac said it was necessary for Croatia and Serbia to cooperate with an integrated Bosnia and advocate the strengthening of the central authorities in Sarajevo and the change of the position of Bosnia's two entities. He stressed that the right solution would be cantonal organisation with an aim to protect the equality of all three peoples. Tomac also pointed to the absurdity of ethnic cleansing trials being held before the Hague-based war crimes tribunal and at the same time the existence of Republika Srpska, which is the result of a criminal policy, was being tolerated. The two officials also discussed the political situation in Croatia and neighbouring countries, the statement said. (hina) it sb

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