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CROATIAN FOREIGN MINISTER HOLDS TALKS WITH UN SECRETARY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, April 25 (Hina) - Croatia's Foreign Minister Mate Granic on Saturday held a meeting with UN Secretary General Kofi Annan on the Kosovo crisis, the developments in the region and activities of Croatia as a UN member-country. The talks were held in Annan's residence in New York, what is outside the usual protocol. Granic described the meeting as very successful and open. At the talks he conveyed to Annan Croatian President Franjo Tudjman's invitation to visit Croatia, and the UN Secretary General accepted it with pleasure. Granic also informed Annan of Croatia's stands on the incursion of the Yugoslav army into the demilitarised zone at the Croatian-Montenegrin border on the peninsula of Prevlaka. He acquainted the Secretary General with data which Croatia possesses on the Yugoslav army's deployment in the area under the control of UN monitors and asked that the Security Coun
WASHINGTON, April 25 (Hina) - Croatia's Foreign Minister Mate Granic on Saturday held a meeting with UN Secretary General Kofi Annan on the Kosovo crisis, the developments in the region and activities of Croatia as a UN member-country. The talks were held in Annan's residence in New York, what is outside the usual protocol. Granic described the meeting as very successful and open. At the talks he conveyed to Annan Croatian President Franjo Tudjman's invitation to visit Croatia, and the UN Secretary General accepted it with pleasure. Granic also informed Annan of Croatia's stands on the incursion of the Yugoslav army into the demilitarised zone at the Croatian- Montenegrin border on the peninsula of Prevlaka. He acquainted the Secretary General with data which Croatia possesses on the Yugoslav army's deployment in the area under the control of UN monitors and asked that the Security Council demand the pull-out of troops on the grounds of Annan's report. The two officials discussed the UNMOP mandate, and Granic reiterated that his country was expecting a permanent solution which should be reached as soon as possible. The Croatian diplomat assessed that the current circumstances were unfavourable for the talks between Zagreb and Belgrade on this matter which is for Croatia a security issue. Annan informed Granic about his proposal for a settlement to the Kosovo crisis, which is similar to conditions set up by NATO. In this regard, the UN Secretary General will travel soon to Boon and Moscow to learn of opinions of German and Russian statesmen. Annan is to appoint soon two experienced European diplomats as his special envoys in south-eastern Europe. He told Granic that possible candidates for the posts were Flavio Cotti of Switzerland, Franz Vranitzky of Austria, Jiri Kukan of Slovakia and Genady Udovenko of Ukraine. The Croatian minister also spoke about Croatia's intentions and concrete plans for its involvement in activities at East River. (hina) ms

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