ZAGREB/BEOGRAD, Dec 12 (Hina) - Yugoslav Foreign Minister Goran Svilanovic will arrive in Zagreb for an official visit on Friday, the Yugoslav Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Wednesday. Even though his visit to Zagreb will
last only a few hours, Svilanovic will meet his host and counterpart Tonino Picula and Croatian top officials. "After several meetings held within various multilateral and regional meetings, this is the first bilateral meeting between the two ministers after democratic changes in Croatia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia," read a statement issued by the Yugoslav Foreign Ministry. The Zagreb meeting aims at additionally encouraging the development of the two countries' good-neighbourly relations, which have been intensified lately, the statement read. The statement also says that Picula and Svilanovic will sign an agreement on avoiding double taxation and a protocol
ZAGREB/BEOGRAD, Dec 12 (Hina) - Yugoslav Foreign Minister Goran
Svilanovic will arrive in Zagreb for an official visit on Friday,
the Yugoslav Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.
Even though his visit to Zagreb will last only a few hours,
Svilanovic will meet his host and counterpart Tonino Picula and
Croatian top officials.
"After several meetings held within various multilateral and
regional meetings, this is the first bilateral meeting between the
two ministers after democratic changes in Croatia and the Federal
Republic of Yugoslavia," read a statement issued by the Yugoslav
Foreign Ministry.
The Zagreb meeting aims at additionally encouraging the
development of the two countries' good-neighbourly relations,
which have been intensified lately, the statement read.
The statement also says that Picula and Svilanovic will sign an
agreement on avoiding double taxation and a protocol on cooperation
between the two ministries. The two ministers should also announce
the pace of signing several bilateral agreements, which are being
negotiated.
Even though it was speculated that Svilanovic could visit the
eastern Croatian town of Vukovar, unofficial sources said the
Yugoslav Foreign Minister decided not to.
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