SARAJEVO, March 28 (Hina) - US diplomat Robert Farrand arrived in Sarajevo
on Friday to prepare for assuming office of temporary civilian administrator
for the Brcko area of northern Bosnia-Herzegovina.
A spokesman for the Office of the international High Representative,
Duncan Bullivant, said that in the next few days Farrand would hold talks
with Bosnian government and international officials and that he would leave
for Brcko in the middle of next week.
Farrand was authorised by the international arbitration commission on
the temporary status of Brcko to oversee the creation of conditions for the
return of refugees and displaced persons to the Sava river town and to
ensure respect for human rights.
UN spokesman Alexander Ivanko said that 15 countries had already
offered personnel for an international police force that should monitor the
work of Serb police in the town.
Ivanko added that the largest number of police officers had been
offered by the United States, France, Germany and Jordan.
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