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CROATIAN, FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTRY OFFICIALS HOLD TALKS

ZAGREB, May 11 (Hina) - France appreciates very much everything the Croatian Government has made in such a short period of time and accusations coming from Croatia that France is stalling Croatia's admission to the World Trade Organisation are unfounded, the secretary-general of the French Foreign Ministry, Loick Hennekinne, said in Paris on Thursday. Croatia's Deputy Foreign Minister Vesna Cvjetkovic Kurelec today held a meeting with Hennekinne within Croatian President Stipe Mesic's official visit to France. Hennekinne said he was impressed with measures taken by the Croatian Government because it had proven that different ethnic communities could coexist peacefully in south-east Europe, read a statement released by the Croatian Foreign Ministry. Emphasising the bold decision of the Croatian government to adopt this year's budget despite the danger of social tensions it could cause, Hennekinne conveyed France's
ZAGREB, May 11 (Hina) - France appreciates very much everything the Croatian Government has made in such a short period of time and accusations coming from Croatia that France is stalling Croatia's admission to the World Trade Organisation are unfounded, the secretary-general of the French Foreign Ministry, Loick Hennekinne, said in Paris on Thursday. Croatia's Deputy Foreign Minister Vesna Cvjetkovic Kurelec today held a meeting with Hennekinne within Croatian President Stipe Mesic's official visit to France. Hennekinne said he was impressed with measures taken by the Croatian Government because it had proven that different ethnic communities could coexist peacefully in south-east Europe, read a statement released by the Croatian Foreign Ministry. Emphasising the bold decision of the Croatian government to adopt this year's budget despite the danger of social tensions it could cause, Hennekinne conveyed France's support for everything the new government had done so far and hope that other countries in the region would follow Croatia's example. According to Hennekinne, the Croatian media are unjustly accusing France of stalling Croatia's admission to the WTO because Croatia can expect France's overall assistance in its efforts to draw closer to European and Atlantic institutions. Cvjetkovic Kurelec expressed gratitude for France's support for Croatia's admission to the Partnership for Peace and informed her host about Croatia's new foreign policy, especially toward Bosnia- Herzegovina. She emphasised that the effects of Croatia's democratic progress had already been felt in neighbouring countries, except for Yugoslavia, and added an important part of Croatia's foreign policy was its Mediterranean component, which had yielded its first concrete results in the Adriatic-Ionian initiative. (hina) jn rml

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