TALKS ON WASHINGTON AGREEMENT TO RESUME IN VIENNA THIS AFTERNOON

VIENNA, May 7 (Hina) - The Croatian and Bosnian Moslem delegations will resume talks on the implementation of the Washington agreeement at the US embassy in Vienna after 2 p.m. Saturday, the Croatian permanent mission to the CSCE in Vienna said. The Croatian delegation is led by Foreign Minister Mate Granic while Bosnian Croats are represented by president of the Presidential Council of Herzeg-Bosnia Kresimir Zubak. The Moslem delegation is headed by Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic and member of the Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina Ejub Ganic, a Bosnian embassy spokesman said. The two delegations are expected to discuss the territorial delimitations of cantons and the appointment of president and prime minister of the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina. A confederation between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina will also be on the agenda. The talks will also involve the US president's special envoy to former Yugoslavia, Charles Redman, US embassy spokesman Irk Davidson said. 071356 MET may 94