CRO PRIME MINISTER ON SITUATION IN BH, CROATIA'S REVENUE, EXPENSES

ZAGREB, March 11 (Hina) - Croatian Prime Minister Ivica Racan on Sunday told Croatian Television that his government wanted to contribute to the stability in Bosnia-Herzegovina, adding that nobody was more interested in the stability in that neighbouring country than Croatia. Commenting on the establishment of the Croat self-government in the Bosnia-Herzegovina territory mostly populated by Croats, Racan said the Croatian government condemned such hasty decisions. The Prime Minister stressed, however, the government was aware of the open issues in Bosnia-Herzegovina expressing a belief that they had to be solved. A divided Bosnia-Herzegovina, with the misinterpreted results of the Dayton Agreement, is a crisis Bosnia-Herzegovina, Racan said. In the spirit of the Dayton Agreement, we must look for a solution for an integral and stable Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Prime Minister also said that during his government's mandate, current revenue would be levelled with running expenses. Currently, running expenses are about 3.7 billion kuna higher than current revenue. The Prime Minister also said that within five to five and a half years, Croatia would double its Gross Domestic Product. (hina) it