ZAGREB, March 5 (Hina) - Croatian Prime Minister Zlatko Matesa on
Tuesday met his Czech counterpart, Vaclav Klaus, who is heading a
Czech government delegation on a one-day official visit to Zagreb.
After the talks, the Croatian and Czech delegations signed
three bilateral agreements which laid a legal foundation for
development of economic relations between the two countries.
The agreement on investment stimulation and protection and the
trade agreement were signed by the prime ministers while the
agreement on cancelling visa requirements was signed by First
Assistant Foreign Ministers Alexander Vondra of the Czech Republic
and Ivan Simonovic of Croatia.
Klaus announced a possibility that an agreement on free trade
zones would be signed soon. He said that the talks also focused on
privatization, export and import, and tourism.
Matesa said that the visit of the Czech Premier marked the
beginning of a new era of stable political and good economic
relations between the two countries.
Matesa thanked his guest for participation of Czech troops in
the UNPROFOR mission and NATO's peace Implementation Force (IFOR).
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