BRUSSELS BRUSSELS, April 12 (Hina) - Croatian Foreign Minister Mate Granic on Monday afternoon arrived in Brussels, where he is to attend a working dinner for foreign ministers from the so-called countries of the first line. The
event, which is the continuation of an extraordinary session of NATO ministers on the Kosovo crisis, is organised by US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. Attending the dinner will also be the foreign ministers of Albania, Macedonia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Romania and Slovenia. Albright is expected to inform the ministers about the conclusions of today's extraordinary session of NATO and its future measures, and about the humanitarian situation generated by mass expulsion of Kosovo Albanians. Upon his arrival in Brussels, Granic said he believed the dinner would be an opportunity to continue talks with the US Secretary of State on bilateral relations, implementation of the Dayton pe
BRUSSELS, April 12 (Hina) - Croatian Foreign Minister Mate Granic
on Monday afternoon arrived in Brussels, where he is to attend a
working dinner for foreign ministers from the so-called countries
of the first line.
The event, which is the continuation of an extraordinary session of
NATO ministers on the Kosovo crisis, is organised by US Secretary of
State Madeleine Albright.
Attending the dinner will also be the foreign ministers of Albania,
Macedonia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Romania and Slovenia.
Albright is expected to inform the ministers about the conclusions
of today's extraordinary session of NATO and its future measures,
and about the humanitarian situation generated by mass expulsion of
Kosovo Albanians.
Upon his arrival in Brussels, Granic said he believed the dinner
would be an opportunity to continue talks with the US Secretary of
State on bilateral relations, implementation of the Dayton peace
agreement and the process of Croatia's getting closer to the
Partnership for Peace programme.
(hina) rml