CROATIAN, BOSNIAN MINISTERS ON INJECTING LIFE INTO FEDERATION

ZAGREB, Feb 8 (Hina) - Croatian Foreign Minister Mate Granic and his Bosnian counterpart Irfan Ljubijankic met in Zagreb this afternoon. "Today's meeting is a continuation of the recent Munich talks, which were big steps towards establishing the Bosnian Federation, the implementation of the Washington Accords and the forging of strong links between Bosnia and Croatia," Granic told reporters after the meeting. "We discussed some concrete arrangements, the situation in the region and the steps we are going to take that would inject life into the Washington Accords," he said. Ljubijankic also agreed that the Munich talks had brought a new slant to Croatian-Bosnian relations - unprecedented since the signing of the Washington Accords. "We must start implementing the twelve points agreed upon in Munich at once," Ljubijankic said. "Today we discussed some details of the implementation of these points, and also our bilateral relations and the refugees," he said. "This is a step in a very dynamic process and I hope that we will soon see the next step - maybe next week and right here in Zagreb, to the satisfaction and benefit of both states and both nations," he concluded. (hina) as sd 081557 MET feb 95