SARAJEVO RESISTS SERB AGGRESSION FOR MORE THAN 1000 DAYS

SARAJEVO, Jan 26 (Hina) - A three-day programme to mark one thousand days of Sarajevo's resistance to the Serb aggression started today in the Bosnian capital. Most of 240 guests, that are excepted by Sarajevans, arrived in the city this morning by UN plane. The Sarajevo authorities had invited mayors of sister-cities, Olympic cities and other towns that had helped Sarajevo during the war. The celebration of Sarajevo's 1,000-day resistance to the Serb siege will commence this evening with a solemn concert by a violoncellist Valter Gaspalj and the Sarajevo symphony orchestra. The guests are to visit the Kosevo hospital tomorrow, and lay wreaths in cemeteries where more than 10,000 victims of the Serb aggression have been buried. They are scheduled to say joint prayers in the 'Begova' Mosque, the Roman Catholic Cathedral, the Orthodox Church and the Synagogue. A symposium titled "Life to Sarajevo- For Future of World" is to be held on Saturday. (hina) mar mms 261430 MET jan 95