PODGORICA, Feb 4 (Hina) - Montenegrin Foreign Minister Branko Perovic discussed bilateral relations with the Croatian Ambassador to Yugoslavia, Zvonimir Markovic, in Podgorica on Wednesday. According to a statement released in
Podgorica, the two officials stressed the importance of the recent opening of the border crossing at Debeli Brijeg and of free traffic along the Vitaljina-Njivice road. The two events are important for the residents of Montenegrin and Croatian border settlements and are an important step towards further normalisation and stabilisation in the region. The two officials also expressed readiness for establishing and developing economic and other forms of cooperation. The opening of a Croatian general consulate in Montenegro, which is to take place soon, is an important step in that direction. Ambassador Markovic yesterday also met Novak Kilibarda, leader of the People's Party and Montenegro's Vi
PODGORICA, Feb 4 (Hina) - Montenegrin Foreign Minister Branko
Perovic discussed bilateral relations with the Croatian Ambassador
to Yugoslavia, Zvonimir Markovic, in Podgorica on Wednesday.
According to a statement released in Podgorica, the two officials
stressed the importance of the recent opening of the border
crossing at Debeli Brijeg and of free traffic along the Vitaljina-
Njivice road.
The two events are important for the residents of Montenegrin and
Croatian border settlements and are an important step towards
further normalisation and stabilisation in the region.
The two officials also expressed readiness for establishing and
developing economic and other forms of cooperation. The opening of
a Croatian general consulate in Montenegro, which is to take place
soon, is an important step in that direction.
Ambassador Markovic yesterday also met Novak Kilibarda, leader of
the People's Party and Montenegro's Vice President.
(hina) rml.