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SARAJEVO, Oct 2 (Hina) - Bosnia-Herzegovina (BH) owes US$8 million
for its memberships in different international organisations, and
its US$1.5 million debt to the UN has deprived it of suffrage at the
UN for over a year, Sarajevo "Oslobodenje" daily reported on
Friday.
BH is the only country among former Yugoslav republics, with the
exception of non UN-member current Yugoslavia, which has not been
paying the annual fee of US$500,000 to the world organisation, says
the "Oslobodenje".
DEM3 million from the BH state budget has been approved so far for
the costs of different memberships. The Foreign Ministry is in
charge of making a list of priorities.
According to "Oslobodjenje", the first to be paid are BH's debts to
the UN and a FRF220,000 debt to the Interpol.
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