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CROATIA HAILS ALL MINE CLEARING INITIATIVES -- GRANIC

ZAGREB, May 10 (Hina) - Mine clearing is a great problem in Croatia and is high on the list of Government priorities. This is why Croatia applauds all initiatives assisting it in solving the problem, Croatian First Deputy Prime Minister Goran Granic said on Wednesday. He gave this statement on the occasion of the hand over of a check on US55,000 gathered by members of the American non-government project Mines to Vines, for programmes of mine clearing in Cista Mala and Cista Velika towns near the south Adriatic Croatian town of Zadar. "There is no final end of the war and stabilisation without mine-clearing," Granic said. A private humanitarian American group are visiting Croatia from may 9 to 15, including vine-growers, university professors, representatives of the Roots for Peace organisation and members of the world humanitarian mine clearing programme of the US State Department. The sum of US$55,000 will be dou
ZAGREB, May 10 (Hina) - Mine clearing is a great problem in Croatia and is high on the list of Government priorities. This is why Croatia applauds all initiatives assisting it in solving the problem, Croatian First Deputy Prime Minister Goran Granic said on Wednesday. He gave this statement on the occasion of the hand over of a check on US55,000 gathered by members of the American non-government project Mines to Vines, for programmes of mine clearing in Cista Mala and Cista Velika towns near the south Adriatic Croatian town of Zadar. "There is no final end of the war and stabilisation without mine- clearing," Granic said. A private humanitarian American group are visiting Croatia from may 9 to 15, including vine-growers, university professors, representatives of the Roots for Peace organisation and members of the world humanitarian mine clearing programme of the US State Department. The sum of US$55,000 will be doubled by the US Government via the Slovene international fund for helping mine-victims and mine- clearing, whose representative received the check. Besides money, the group gathered material help worth US$66,000, which will also be doubled by the US Government. Lynn Montgomery, the wife of US Ambassador to Croatia, has greatly contributed to the implementation of the entire programme. Thanks to the efforts of the above mentioned organisations, the US Embassy in Zagreb, and the US Government, almost US$750,000 have been gathered for mine clearing and other reconstruction projects in the area around Sibenik and Zadar. (hina) lml jn

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