CROATIAN GOVERNMENT HOLDS CLOSED-DOOR SESSION

ZAGREB, June 26 (Hina) - The Croatian government held a closed-door session on Thursday at which it passed an annex to the agreement determining border crossings between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, which was signed in Sarajevo on March 14, 1996, the government public relations office said in a statement. Under the annex, international road border crossings will be opened at Hrvatska Dubica - Bosanska Dubica, Stara Gradiska - Bosanska Gradiska, Slavonski Brod - Bosanski Brod and Slavonski Samac - Bosanski Samac. The government drew up proposals for approval of the opening of Swedish and Polish consulates in Split and a temporary consular office of the Czech Republic in Zadar. The proposals will be forwarded to President Franjo Tudjman for adoption. The government sent proposals to the President for confirmation of the election of Mr Miljenko Cvjetko and Mrs Dorica Nikolic as deputy mayors of Zagreb and of Mr Miroslav Hreljica as Varazdin County prefect, the statement concluded. (hina) vm 261623 MET jun 97