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TRAVNIK, Sept 22 (Hina) - Thirty-six Croat families are to return to
their homes in Gacice, Brajkovici and Grahovcice in the mainly
Bosniak (Moslem) municipality of Travnik, and Bosniak families to
Croat-held Vitez, agreed the leaders of the Travnik and Vitez
municipalities during a meeting on Tuesday.
The meeting was organised by the office of the High Representative
for Bosnia-Herzegovina in charge of reconstruction and return, and
presided over by Jason Taylor.
The Croat families are to return to unoccupied houses in Bukovica on
October 10, and the returnees will be helped with accommodation by
the international community, Taylor told reporters after the
meeting.
He stressed that the international community planned to
reconstruct 200 Croat and Bosniak houses in the Vitez and Travnik
municipalities.
The municipal authorities are exclusively responsible for the
safety of the returnees, and they have to resolve frequent cases of
one family engaging two or more flats or houses.
Head of the Travnik municipality, Besim Halilovic, and head of the
Vitez municipality, Ivo Garic, expressed satisfaction with the
meeting.
Halilovic suggested that the reciprocal principle valid for the
return of Croats and Bosniaks concerning the municipalities of
Travnik, Novi Travnik and Vitez, should be substituted by a global
project of return for all refugees, notwithstanding the number of
returnees on either side.
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