BOSNIAN FOREIGN MINISTER HAILS ACCEPTION OF SUMMIT

TUZLA, Jan 30 (Hina) - Bosnia-Herzegovina's Foreign Minister Jadranko Prlic on Tuesday applauded the fact Croatian President Stipe Mesic accepted the initiative on the holding of a summit of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia and Yugoslavia. "The trilateral summit is out idea and we will suggest that it be held in Sarajevo this June," Prlic told Hina. "Bosnia-Herzegovina will suggest and very soon prepare a discussion on the return of refugees, the issue of migration of foreigners, drafting a concept of the region of southern Bosnia, the Boka Kotorska Bay, Prevlaka and other current issues," Prlic said. Bosnia will also suggest to Yugoslavia the establishment of free trade between the two countries. "The summit will gain its true sense if it can achieve progress in relations among the three countries," Prlic said. He held that relations between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina cannot be restricted to Croatia's care for Croats in Bosnia- Herzegovina. "The cooperation between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina must rely on the building of a civil society, not on the care of Croatia for Croats in Bosnia-Herzegovina because they are not in an inferior position," Prlic said, suggesting more cooperation in the field of culture. Bosnia's Foreign Minister stressed he did not support the creation of a third entity in Bosnia-Herzegovina should this include territorial frontiers. (hina) lml