SARAJEVO, June 11 (Hina) - The president of the International Commission for Missing Persons (ICPM) in the region of the former Yugoslavia, James Kimsey, in Sarajevo on Monday, gathered senior officials of Bosnia-Herzegovina's two
entities, aiming at concrete cooperation in shedding light on the fate of several dozens of thousands of people who went missing during the war in Bosnia. Kimsey, who was appointed in May this year, arrived in Sarajevo last weekend with Queen Noor of Jordan. The two officials arrived in the region to encourage the solving of the fate of missing persons. I believe in the DNA method analysis, Kimsey told reporters, adding the ICMP had the most up-to-date equipment for the identification of the remains. Kimsey and Queen Noor of Jordan will also visit Pristina and Belgrade. They are scheduled to visit Zagreb on June 13 and 14.(hina) it sb
SARAJEVO, June 11 (Hina) - The president of the International
Commission for Missing Persons (ICPM) in the region of the former
Yugoslavia, James Kimsey, in Sarajevo on Monday, gathered senior
officials of Bosnia-Herzegovina's two entities, aiming at concrete
cooperation in shedding light on the fate of several dozens of
thousands of people who went missing during the war in Bosnia.
Kimsey, who was appointed in May this year, arrived in Sarajevo last
weekend with Queen Noor of Jordan. The two officials arrived in the
region to encourage the solving of the fate of missing persons.
I believe in the DNA method analysis, Kimsey told reporters, adding
the ICMP had the most up-to-date equipment for the identification
of the remains.
Kimsey and Queen Noor of Jordan will also visit Pristina and
Belgrade.
They are scheduled to visit Zagreb on June 13 and 14.
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