ZAGREB, Feb 8 (Hina) - "We believe that the Koschnick's decision was out of all agreed frameworks. Therefore the decision, in the form it has been issued, was unacceptable for us," said Croatian President's chief-of-staff, questioned
on the Wednesday's decision by EU administrator Hans Koschnick on a future organization of Mostar. President's chief-of-staff, Ivo Sanader commented Thursday evening for Croatian Radio on the recent events in Mostar and on the visit by Italian Foreign Minister Susanna Agnelli.
ZAGREB, Feb 8 (Hina) - "We believe that the Koschnick's decision
was out of all agreed frameworks. Therefore the decision, in the
form it has been issued, was unacceptable for us," said Croatian
President's chief-of-staff, questioned on the Wednesday's decision
by EU administrator Hans Koschnick on a future organization of
Mostar.
President's chief-of-staff, Ivo Sanader commented Thursday
evening for Croatian Radio on the recent events in Mostar and on
the visit by Italian Foreign Minister Susanna Agnelli. #L#
"There are very clear principles -- there is Dayton accord,
which included the memorandum on Mostar, meaning three and three
municipalities," Sanader said.
"After that another agreement was reached between the sides,
along with Mr Koschnick, that a central district, of purely
administrative character, be established. But that agreement has
been renounced of," he added.
Sanader reiterated that Tudjman and Agnelli had agreed
Thursday to discuss Mostar again, following Agnelli's meeting with
Koschnick's aide Klaus Metcher in Rome, and to make another, joint
proposal for settlement.
Questioned of when the proposal could be released, Sanader
replied "not later than Saturday".
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