CROATIAN, YUGOSLAV COMMISSIONS DISCUSS MISSING PERSONS

BELGRADE, Jan 26 (Hina) - The Croatian and Yugoslav government commissions for missing persons concluded two-day talks in Belgrade on Friday. The meeting was held in line with an agreement between Foreign Ministers Mate Granic of Croatia and Milan Milutinovic of the Yugoslav federation of Serbia and Montenegro. The two sides agreed to solve "a certain number of concrete cases as soon as possbile," a joint statement from the meeting said. They agreed that they would sign a protocol to regulate mutual relations, commitments and joint activities. The protocol would bind the commissions to exchange all available data on people being traced in their respective countries and to release those people. The two sides agreed to "unconditionally deliver all mortal remains demanded by either party and to provide information on the identification of persons killed in the war," the statement said. The two commissions agreed to intensify their contacts and to hold the next meeting in Zagreb within two weeks, said the statement signed by Croatian commission chairman Major Ivan Grujic and Yugoslav commission secretary Maksim Korac. (hina) vm 262131 MET jan 96