ANNEXES POSSIBLE TO CRO-BOSNIAN BORDERS AGREEMENT - BH OFFICIAL

SARAJEVO, July 13 (Hina) - The Bosnia-Herzegovina Council of Ministers on Tuesday concluded progress has been made in negotiations on the determination of the borderline with Croatia, council vice president Neven Tomic told reporters in Sarajevo. He announced the possibility of formulating four annexes to an already initialled agreement on borders at a meeting members of Croatia's and Bosnia's central commissions in charge of determining state borderlines are to hold in Zagreb on Friday. Tomic did not speak about the possible contents of the annexes. Bosnian Serb representatives last week demanded changes to the agreement on the Croatian-Bosnian borderline along the Una river, near Hrvatska Kostajnica. They demand that the borderline be set along the middle of the river, and that a special movement regime, with local border passes, be set for the area of five kilometres from the borderline within both countries. According to Alexandra Stiglmayer, spokeswoman for the Office of the international High Representative for Bosnia, a meeting was held on Monday with the border commission's Bosnia Serb members. She told Hina on Tuesday the talks on the agreement on borders had been very useful and held in a very positive climate. Asked about the Bosnian Serbs' earlier demands, Stiglmeyer said everything related to the borders agreement had been adjusted. The agreement is expected to be officially approved by the Council of Ministers, she said. The maps are still being drawn and will be ready this week, the spokeswoman said, adding the Council of Ministers will discuss them next week. (hina) ha