AKASHI MEETS WITH IZETBEGOVIC AND SILAJDZIC

SARAJEVO, Feb 1 (Hina) - Special Envoy of the U.N. Secretary- General Yasushi Akashi met today in Sarajevo with Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic and Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic. They discussed political solutions to the Bosnian crisis, the opening of the Tuzla airport and humanitarian issues, reported B-H Radio. At the end of the meeting Izetbegovic said that Bosnian Government was for peace but not for peace at all costs. After his talks with Prime Minister Silajdzic, Akashi said that he was informed about the investigation into the murder of a British humanitarian worker in Zenica and that he was satisfied with its results. Special Envoy Akashi explained that the two sides discussed the replacement of UNPROFOR troops stationed in Srebrenica as well as a draft project for the opening of the Tuzla airport. The project is to be presented to all three sides, which should give their consent to it. Yasushi Akashi said that he was satisfied with today's talks but also aware of a "formidable challenge". Prime Minister Silajdzic said that the two sides discussed removal of UNHCR head office from Zagreb to Sarajevo and exchanged views on the "presence of regular Croatian Army forces on territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina". Stressing that the Bosnian government was the only legitimate representative of B-H as U.N. member, Silajdzic said that Security Council resolutions must be implemented in Bosnia. 011901 MET feb 94