SARAJEVO, Jan 31 (Hina) - Members of the Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina on Wednesday accepted a proposal that a trilateral meeting of the presidents of state of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia and Yugoslavia be organised and authorised
the BH Foreign Ministry to increase efforts aimed at preparing the meeting, Boris Kojundzic, spokesman for the Presidency, told reporters on Wednesday. Kojundzic said the Bosnian state leadership was interested in the meeting taking place in the Bosnian capital by the end of spring. "Bosnia-Herzegovina is interested in hosting the trilateral meeting which would be attended by the presidents of neighbouring states, and Sarajevo expects to be the host of this meeting," Kojundzic said. According to the stand of the BH Presidency, the meeting, which would also be attended by Presidents Stjepan Mesic and Vojislav Kostunica, would focus on joint issues regarding the implementation of
SARAJEVO, Jan 31 (Hina) - Members of the Presidency of Bosnia-
Herzegovina on Wednesday accepted a proposal that a trilateral
meeting of the presidents of state of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia
and Yugoslavia be organised and authorised the BH Foreign Ministry
to increase efforts aimed at preparing the meeting, Boris
Kojundzic, spokesman for the Presidency, told reporters on
Wednesday.
Kojundzic said the Bosnian state leadership was interested in the
meeting taking place in the Bosnian capital by the end of spring.
"Bosnia-Herzegovina is interested in hosting the trilateral
meeting which would be attended by the presidents of neighbouring
states, and Sarajevo expects to be the host of this meeting,"
Kojundzic said.
According to the stand of the BH Presidency, the meeting, which
would also be attended by Presidents Stjepan Mesic and Vojislav
Kostunica, would focus on joint issues regarding the
implementation of the Dayton agreement, in particular refugee
problems and military cooperation in the region, as well as the
International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia.
The state presidency today also supported the activities of Martin
Raguz as mandatary for the composition of the new Council of
Ministers of Bosnia-Herzegovina. BH Presidency members, Kojundzic
said, condemned the interference of foreign diplomats with the
procedure of establishment of the Council of Ministers, describing
it as "inappropriate pressure by unauthorised individuals."
(hina) rml