BOSNIAN PRESIDENCY AGREES ON ALLOCATION OF AMBASSADORSHIP

SARAJEVO, Aug 8 (Hina) - Bosnia-Herzegovina's three-man presidency, reached agreement on the allocation of ambassadorship, establishment of a permanent military commission and on the united telecommunications system for the country. The agreement was concluded after several-hour-long talks at which U.S. envoys Richard Holbrooke and Robert Gelbard acted as intermediaries. However, during the meeting which began at 10 p.m. Thursday and ended on early Friday morning, the Bosnian Presidency failed to agree on a final layout of the currency of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Holbrooke is expected to disclose more details of agreements at a news conference. What has been already known is that there will be a single telephone code for Bosnia-Herzegovina, whereas its two entities, the Croat-Moslem federation and the Serb entity, will have sub-codes. (hina) mš 080953 MET aug 97