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MONTENEGRO WANTS TO ATTEND ZAGREB SUMMIT SEPARATELY FROM SERBIA

CAVTAT, Nov 7 (Hina) - Montenegrin Foreign Minister Branko Lukovac said during a meeting with his Croatian counterpart Tonino Picula Tuesday said Montenegro wished to appear at the Zagreb Summit in late November separately from Serbia. "We are counting on Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic to be invited to the Summit to express his views on the situation in Montenegro and Serbia," Lukovac told reporters after the meeting. Picula said the organisers of the Summit would try to find a solution to invite Montenegro to the Zagreb Summit so it could be adequately represented. He stressed the Summit would be a first-class political event which would represent a crown to the Croatian Government's political efforts to achieve positive recognition and an active role in the region in 2000. The meeting between Lukovac and Picula is a continuation of talks between the two foreign ministers on the situation of
CAVTAT, Nov 7 (Hina) - Montenegrin Foreign Minister Branko Lukovac said during a meeting with his Croatian counterpart Tonino Picula Tuesday said Montenegro wished to appear at the Zagreb Summit in late November separately from Serbia. "We are counting on Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic to be invited to the Summit to express his views on the situation in Montenegro and Serbia," Lukovac told reporters after the meeting. Picula said the organisers of the Summit would try to find a solution to invite Montenegro to the Zagreb Summit so it could be adequately represented. He stressed the Summit would be a first- class political event which would represent a crown to the Croatian Government's political efforts to achieve positive recognition and an active role in the region in 2000. The meeting between Lukovac and Picula is a continuation of talks between the two foreign ministers on the situation of bilateral relations after their meeting in Podgorica this July. After the meeting Picula said the talks had focused on several important subjects, and the two ministers had tried to establish to which extent conclusions agreed on in Podgorica had been fulfilled. Most conclusions have been solved or are near a solution, and what has been failed to be solved is a consequence of a context in which the talks between the two countries are being held. The two foreign ministers also spoke about the situation in Yugoslavia. Picula assessed that relations between Zagreb and Podgorica partially depended on the relations between Podgorica and Belgrade. "In any case we are interested that the development of relations in Yugoslavia are carried out in the sense of finding an optimal and sustainable solution which would stabilise the political situation in the area in the long run, an Croatia cannot not be interested in the political processes in Yugoslavia", Picula stressed. Especially encouraging are the meeting of business people who recognised the possibilities of cooperation, and there are indications that Croatian companies could soon start business in Montenegro. Assessing that progress had been achieved in relations between Zagreb and Podgorica, Lukovac announced a continuation of cooperation within the Stability Pact for Southeast Europe, and stressed that the talks had also focused on the border crossing in Debeli Brijeg as a joint project the two countries had submitted as projects at the Stability Pact. Speaking about the stance of Montenegrin authorities on Croatia's southernmost peninsula of Prevlaka, Lukovac said complete readiness had been expressed for the two countries to cooperate in creating conditions so Prevlaka could become an area of understanding, that is, an area for the promotion of overall development, and we do not see a reason for the peninsula to be a stumbling block between Montenegro and Croatia. During his visit to Cavtat (south Adriatic), Tonino Picula also held talks with the chairman of the association for the protection of property rights on Prevlaka, Ivo Braticevic, during which he stressed that the Croatian Government supported the association's requests for the restitution of property, and believed the issue would soon be resolved. (hina) lml

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