STATEMENTS BY TUDJMAN AND IZETBEGOVIC IN SARAJEVO

SARAJEVO, June 14 (Hina) - The Croatian delegation arrived in Sarajevo to help speed up the implementation of the Washington and Vienna accords, Croatian President Franjo Tudjman told reporters following talks with Bosnian officials. "The talks were very purposeful. We talked about ways to achieve both the federation of Moslems and Croats and a confederation (with Croatia), which is a precondition for the normal functioning of the federation. I think this visit will serve this purpose," Tudjman said. "I wanted to see Sarajevo after all horrors it suffered, and was very pleased to talk to Sarajevans in the streets," Tudjman said. President of the Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina Alija Izetbegovic said both delegations agreed that two proposals should be presented to the international community: that all republics which emerged in the area of the former Yugoslavia should recognize one another and that effective international control of the borders of both Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina with Serbia and Montenegro be established. 141635 MET jun 94