BOSNIAN GOVT, SERBS AGREE ON OPENING SUPPLY ROUTES TO SARAJEVO

SARAJEVO, Jan 23 (Hina) - The Bosnian government and Serb representatives today agreed on opening supply routes to Sarajevo. The agreement was signed at Sarajevo airport by Bosnian government minister Hasan Muratovic and speaker of the self-styled Bosnian Serb parliament Momcilo Krajisnik. It was reached on the basis of the 17 March 1994 agreement on the free movement of civilians and transport of all commodities except military equipment. UNPROFOR civil sector chief Viktor Andreev said that under the agreement, "blue routes" to Sarajevo would be opened on February 1. The Bosnian government used blue routes across Mount Igman as a link with other government-controlled parts of the country while Serbs used them for traffic between the Sarajevo districts of Lukavica and Ilidza via the city's airport. (hina) vm mm 231551 MET jan 95