ZUBAK AND GANIC SOLVE SOME DISPUTABLE ISSUES

JABLANICA, April 8 (Hina) - President and Vice President of the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kresimir Zubak and Ejup Ganic, today held a session behind the closed doors in Jablanica, 70 kilometres south of Sarajevo, at which they solved several disputable issues and different interpretations of the Bosnian Federation's Constitution in the transitional period. The Bosnian Federation President and Vice President agreed that it was necessary to speed up the implementation of the Bonn agreements. They considered the establishment of the federal police, Zubak told reporters, and added that the federal police might be expected soon to work at the Doljani-Doboj road. The Jablanica session focused on the military issues, the Federation's Government, and the restoration of the confidence of the Federation's partners, he said. Zubak and Ganic agreed that until April 20 the founding assemblies of all municipalities should be held in Central Bosnian Canton, and until April 15 the founding assemblies of the municipalities be held in Neretva Canton. Zubak and Ganic were supposed to deliver very soon reports to the Bonn agreements sponsor, Germany, on the current implementation of the agreements. Ganic said Germany had asked that the reports be delivered by April 24, 1995. (hina) mm mms 081957 MET apr 95