CROATIAN PARLIAMENTARY DELEGATION VISITS MOSTAR

MOSTAR, Sept 5 (Hina) - At the end of their several-day visit to the Croat- Moslem Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina, representatives of the Croatian Parliament, Zdravka Busic and Slobodan Lang, on Friday visited Mostar where they met the Croatian consul general, Ciro Grubisic, the Bosnian Croat news agency, Habena, said on Friday evening. Ms. Busic, who is the head of the parliamentary committee for the interparliamentary cooperation, and Mr, Lang, who is Croatian President Franjo Tudjman's advisor for humanitarian issues, also met members of the committee for construction of the faculty of medicine at Mostar university. At the talks the committee notified the Croatian MPs of the curriculum of the faculty and of the number of students enrolled in the faculty. Busic and Lang were told that those were students from all areas of the Bosnian Federation in which Croats live. The two guests said that the purpose of their visit was to assess the situation regarding the social issues and schooling system in order that Croatia can draw a plan for its support to Croats in Bosnia-Herzegovina. According to Habena, they added that the construction of the Croat hospital in Nova Bila (central Bosnia) had proceeded well so that first patients might be admitted there this year. Busic and Lang also said that they were glad to see that Catholic schools in Zenica and Sarajevo were equipped very well, but they expressed concern about children who attended schools in Jajce and Uskoplje (Gornji Vakuf), Habena said. (hina) mš 052231 MET sep 97