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MOSTAR, Oct 24 (Hina) - Mathey Dealy, deputy to the US special envoy
for the implementation of the Dayton peace agreement Robert
Gelbard, visited the southern Bosnian town of Mostar on Friday
where he held separate talks with Mayor Ivan Prskalo, his deputy
Safet Orucevic and head of the Hercegovina-Neretva canton Fatima
Leho.
Dealy told reporters that the US government would continue to fully
support the Dayton agreement.
US President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
are crystal clear in their intention to ensure implementation of
the Dayton peace agreement, he said.
The international troops will not leave Bosnia in June 1998 and will
stay there in the future to keep the peace, Dealy stressed.
Prskalo said that they also discussed possibilities of US companies
providing aid to Mostar.
According to a statement from Orucevic's office, the US diplomat
said during the talks with Orucevic and Leho that peacekeeping
troops would remain in Bosnia-Herzegovina, but that their new
mandate had not yet been defined.
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