ZAGREB, May 17 (Hina) - The European union Council of Ministers on Monday postponed a discussion on the report on Croatia as the European Commission has not yet adopted its operative decisions to regulate EU's approach towards Zagreb,
political advisor at the European Commission envoy's office in Croatia, Mirela Rasic, said. The European Commission will adopt the operative decisions within two weeks because the news Council of Ministers session is scheduled for May 31, Rasic told Hina. The European Commission report on fulfilling conditions in the context of regional approach for countries of south-eastern Europe, among which Croatia has been placed, should have been discussed by the Council of Ministers on May 17 and 18. Before a new session, a conference has been scheduled for May 27 in Bonn, focusing on the stability pact for south-east Europe, at which Croatia will participate. "Dialogue betwe
ZAGREB, May 17 (Hina) - The European union Council of Ministers on
Monday postponed a discussion on the report on Croatia as the
European Commission has not yet adopted its operative decisions to
regulate EU's approach towards Zagreb, political advisor at the
European Commission envoy's office in Croatia, Mirela Rasic,
said.
The European Commission will adopt the operative decisions within
two weeks because the news Council of Ministers session is
scheduled for May 31, Rasic told Hina.
The European Commission report on fulfilling conditions in the
context of regional approach for countries of south-eastern
Europe, among which Croatia has been placed, should have been
discussed by the Council of Ministers on May 17 and 18.
Before a new session, a conference has been scheduled for May 27 in
Bonn, focusing on the stability pact for south-east Europe, at
which Croatia will participate.
"Dialogue between Croatia and the European union could be promoted
at this conference," Rasic said.
(hina) lml