ZAGREB, Feb 18 (Hina) - Changes in Croatia are opening up new possibilities for cooperation with Bosnia-Herzegovina, said Bosnian Foreign Minister Jadranko Prlic in Zagreb on Friday. Prlic said this to reporters after Bosnian
Presidency's chairman Alija Izetbegovic held separate meetings with Croatia's President-elect Stipe Mesic and Premier Ivica Racan on Friday morning. We discussed possible ranges of the cooperation, Prlic said adding that Mesic is likely to visit Bosnia next month. On that occasion the interstate council for cooperation will hold a session and this may result in some concrete projects, Prlic announced. The Bosnian diplomat mentioned the possibility of beginning negotiations on some agreements on economic issues, free trade, property and legal relations and a document on social insurance and dual citizenship. Asked by reporters which stage the implementat
ZAGREB, Feb 18 (Hina) - Changes in Croatia are opening up new
possibilities for cooperation with Bosnia-Herzegovina, said
Bosnian Foreign Minister Jadranko Prlic in Zagreb on Friday.
Prlic said this to reporters after Bosnian Presidency's chairman
Alija Izetbegovic held separate meetings with Croatia's President-
elect Stipe Mesic and Premier Ivica Racan on Friday morning.
We discussed possible ranges of the cooperation, Prlic said adding
that Mesic is likely to visit Bosnia next month.
On that occasion the interstate council for cooperation will hold a
session and this may result in some concrete projects, Prlic
announced.
The Bosnian diplomat mentioned the possibility of beginning
negotiations on some agreements on economic issues, free trade,
property and legal relations and a document on social insurance and
dual citizenship.
Asked by reporters which stage the implementation of the Special
Relations Agreement had reached, he said 17 agreements were being
harmonised currently.
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