SLAVONSKI BROD, Mar 8 (Hina) - An association of Bosnian refugees currently living in Croatia on Wednesday informed a high Croatian state official about their project of return to the area of Bosanski Brod in the Bosnian Serb entity
of Republika Srpska. The project includes about 1,500 Croat, 250 Bosniak and 25 Serb families. The refugees from Bosanski Brod, gathered in "The Gate to Bosnia" association, are currently living in the eastern Croatian town of Slavonski Brod, which is separated from Bosanski Brod by the border river Sava. The refugees today spoke with Croatian National Sabor Vice-President Mato Arlovic. Arlovic said the project was very interesting and obliged himself to inform members of the government and international institutions about it. Arlovic said there was a possibility for the project to be proposed as a sub-project of the Stability Pact for South-East Europe.(hina) jn rml
SLAVONSKI BROD, Mar 8 (Hina) - An association of Bosnian refugees
currently living in Croatia on Wednesday informed a high Croatian
state official about their project of return to the area of Bosanski
Brod in the Bosnian Serb entity of Republika Srpska.
The project includes about 1,500 Croat, 250 Bosniak and 25 Serb
families.
The refugees from Bosanski Brod, gathered in "The Gate to Bosnia"
association, are currently living in the eastern Croatian town of
Slavonski Brod, which is separated from Bosanski Brod by the border
river Sava.
The refugees today spoke with Croatian National Sabor Vice-
President Mato Arlovic.
Arlovic said the project was very interesting and obliged himself
to inform members of the government and international institutions
about it. Arlovic said there was a possibility for the project to be
proposed as a sub-project of the Stability Pact for South-East
Europe.
(hina) jn rml