ZAGREB, Sept 25 (Hina) - Separate meetings of the Croatian Government Commission for Relations with Religious Communities, chaired by Goran Granic, with representatives of the Catholic Church, Serb Orthodox Church, Islam Community,
Jewish Community, Evangelist Church, Reformed Christian Church, Adventist, Baptist and Evangelic churches, took place at the Croatian government Monday. The goal of the working meetings was for the Government Commission to hand in its first working version of a draft law on religious communities to representatives of churches and communities. Representatives of religious communities are expected to examine the draft and begin talks with the Commission, after which the bill will be forwarded into parliamentary procedure. The Commission will be inviting representatives of other churches and religious communities which were not present in the first round of talks to the working mee
ZAGREB, Sept 25 (Hina) - Separate meetings of the Croatian
Government Commission for Relations with Religious Communities,
chaired by Goran Granic, with representatives of the Catholic
Church, Serb Orthodox Church, Islam Community, Jewish Community,
Evangelist Church, Reformed Christian Church, Adventist, Baptist
and Evangelic churches, took place at the Croatian government
Monday.
The goal of the working meetings was for the Government Commission
to hand in its first working version of a draft law on religious
communities to representatives of churches and communities.
Representatives of religious communities are expected to examine
the draft and begin talks with the Commission, after which the bill
will be forwarded into parliamentary procedure.
The Commission will be inviting representatives of other churches
and religious communities which were not present in the first round
of talks to the working meetings.
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