ZAGREB, April 20 (Hina) - The international community's conditions for Croatia's entry into Euro-Atlantic associations remain the same, but every positive step made by Croatia will be counted double, British Ambassador to Croatia,
Colin Munro, said in Zagreb on Tuesday. Munro held a lecture on the subject of Kosovo, Croatia and European Integration Processes as part of 'Croatia and the European Union' lectures organised by the Croatian Government European Integration Office. This is the first time Croatia is being regarded in a very positive light. The steps it takes will be counted as bonus, Munro said. He recalled the requests of the international community concerned the state of media, the electoral law which must no longer include the possibility of voting for the diaspora, and the implementation of the Dayton Agreement. The biggest mistake Croatia could make at this moment is to believe, because of the situat
ZAGREB, April 20 (Hina) - The international community's conditions
for Croatia's entry into Euro-Atlantic associations remain the
same, but every positive step made by Croatia will be counted
double, British Ambassador to Croatia, Colin Munro, said in Zagreb
on Tuesday.
Munro held a lecture on the subject of Kosovo, Croatia and European
Integration Processes as part of 'Croatia and the European Union'
lectures organised by the Croatian Government European Integration
Office.
This is the first time Croatia is being regarded in a very positive
light. The steps it takes will be counted as bonus, Munro said.
He recalled the requests of the international community concerned
the state of media, the electoral law which must no longer include
the possibility of voting for the diaspora, and the implementation
of the Dayton Agreement.
The biggest mistake Croatia could make at this moment is to believe,
because of the situation in the region, that all talks on the return
of refugees to their homes in Croatia, the implementation of the
Dayton Agreement, commitments towards the Council of Europe and the
regional approach of the European Union will disappear. This will
not happen, Munro stressed.
However, he added, the international community undoubtedly
appreciates Croatia's political and operative assistance with
regards to the crisis in Kosovo.
A part of Croatia's operative assistance is very valuable, and the
crisis in Kosovo enabled Croatia to show its abilities as a factor
of stability in the region, Munro said.
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