ISSUE OF SUCCESSION TO FORMER YUGOSLAVIA MOST IMPORTANT

ZAGREB, Oct 30 (Hina) - The issues of legal and property heritage are the most important in Europe's Southeast, regulating relations among all countries in the region, deputy speaker of the Croatian National Parliament, Zdravko Tomac, said Monday during talks with the State Secretary of the Polish Foreign Minister, Andzrej Ananicz. "Croatia will insist for this stance to become an integral part of the Zagreb Summit declaration," Tomac said. He stressed Croatia's wariness towards changes in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, as changes have only just begun on the Balkans, which are not easy. He warned about euphoria reigning over the international community as if everything had been solved in the FRY. He held he saw no solution to any big problem, such as the territorial integrity of the FRY, its relations with Bosnia-Herzegovina and succession to the former Yugoslavia, the Parliament's public relations office said. Ananicz said he had high expectations from the Zagreb Summit, especially regarding relations among the states in the region and the establishment of a future political direction, which is an integrated Europe in which every people will find its place. for now it is most important that peace is maintained, and solutions will come by themselves, he said. Tomac asserted the international community must be careful so as not to bring into question the survival of the new authorities in Croatia through new injustices towards the Croat people, bringing everything back to square one. (hina) lml jn