BOSNIAN AMBASSADOR SATISFIED WITH SABOR'S CONCLUSIONS

ZAGREB, April 10 (Hina) - The Croatian parliament's conclusions on relations between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina are the first document of Croatia's entirely open and transparent policy toward Bosnia-Herzegovina and the Dayton peace agreement, Bosnia's Ambassador to Zagreb Hasan Muratovic said on Tuesday. #L# Croatian Sabor Speaker Zlatko Tomcic today handed to members of the diplomatic corps accredited to Croatia conclusions of the Croatian Sabor on relations between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina as regards the implementation of the Dayton agreement. Muratovic told reporters the conclusions were "actually the first document of the entirely open and transparent policy of the Republic of Croatia toward Bosnia-Herzegovina" and voiced hope Croatia would implement them. "Bosnia-Herzegovina will be very pleased to do all it can to itself act in the spirit of those conclusions and toward improving the relations," Muratovic said. On March 30, the Croatian parliament adopted conclusions emphasising Croatia's support for the implementation of the Dayton agreement and the Bosnia-Herzegovina Constitutional Court decision on all three BH peoples being constituent throughout the country's territory. The document conveyed Croatia's concern about decisions made by the Croat National Congress which declared Croat self-rule in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Tomcic said Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina were interested in establishing stability in the region with the help of the European Union. A representative of Sweden, the country chairing the EU, Ingemar Boerjesson, said he could only welcome the conclusions and the ambassadors had to study them yet. (hina) rml,