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MESIC URGES CROATIA, SLOVENIA TO FURTHER DISCUSS SEA BORDER

LJUBLJANA, Nov 27 (Hina) - Speaking on Slovenia's state television on Monday evening, Croatian President Stipe Mesic advocated renewing talks between the two governments on a border deal, the draft of which, he reminded, had been criticised by both sides, especially in Croatia. "The current situation mustn't discourage the governments, the two sides have to sit down and reach an agreement," he said. Insisting on the current draft, initialled by Prime Ministers Ivica Racan and Janez Drnovsek, would lead to arbitration, which according to Mesic "would be hard for both Slovenia and Croatia." Slovenia should enable a different approach to the reaching of an agreement, he said, declining to speak in detail about the possible changes in the deal. He offered the possibility of separating the issue of Slovenia's free access to the open sea from the issue of the seabed, which he said could remain Croatia's. M
LJUBLJANA, Nov 27 (Hina) - Speaking on Slovenia's state television on Monday evening, Croatian President Stipe Mesic advocated renewing talks between the two governments on a border deal, the draft of which, he reminded, had been criticised by both sides, especially in Croatia. "The current situation mustn't discourage the governments, the two sides have to sit down and reach an agreement," he said. Insisting on the current draft, initialled by Prime Ministers Ivica Racan and Janez Drnovsek, would lead to arbitration, which according to Mesic "would be hard for both Slovenia and Croatia." Slovenia should enable a different approach to the reaching of an agreement, he said, declining to speak in detail about the possible changes in the deal. He offered the possibility of separating the issue of Slovenia's free access to the open sea from the issue of the seabed, which he said could remain Croatia's. Mesic conceded Croatian-Slovene cooperation had reached an impasse several times in the past decade due to the isolation of the Croatian policy with regard to the war in Bosnia. Now, Croatia, like Slovenia, wishes to join associations, which makes it possible to make up for the omissions made in the last ten years, he said. (hina) ha

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