EXPERT TEAM FOR CRO-MONTENEGRIN BORDER ISSUE HOLDS SESSION

DUBROVNIK, Aug 23 (Hina) - All members of a Croatian team of experts dealing with the issue of Croatia's border with the Yugoslav Republic of Montenegro on Monday held a meeting in Dubrovnik, at which they reached an agreement regarding the issue. According to team chairman Stijepo Obad, the Yugoslav side will be requested to state its position on the matter. Attending today's, the expert team's eighth session, was Hrvoje Kacic, the president of Croatia's State Commission for Borders, of which the Expert Team is part. Obad said the experts had noticed the Yugoslav side was stalling all talks regarding Prevlaka, Croatia's southern-most tip bordering with Montenegro, and the southern border, and that during joint meetings, no longer attended by Montenegrin representatives, it insisted on discussing the same issues. "At today's meeting, which also discussed the Debeli Brijeg and Konfin border crossings and the denationalisation of the Prevlaka peninsula, it has been concluded that it should be suggested to the Croatian government and competent ministries that Prevlaka be included into Croatia's infrastructure system, because it would be normal that (Prevlaka) be supplied with water and power from Croatia, and not from Herceg Novi (Montenegro)," Obad said. (hina) ha