EU'S ADMINISTRATION OF MOSTAR

GENEVA, July 5 (Hina) - Mostar is now officially under temporary administration of the European Union (EU) in next two years. An agreement on the EU administration of Mostar was signed on behalf of EU by German, French and Greek foreign ministers, Klaus Kinkel, Alain Juppe and Karolas Papuljas, on behalf of the Western European Union by Dutch foreign minister Rolf Koojman, and by the President of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian presidency, Alija Izetbegovic, and by the President of the (Croat-Bosniac) Federation, Kresimir Zubak, in Geneva on Tuesday evening. The EU administrate, Hans Koschnik attended the ceremony of the signing as well as the heads of eastern and western Mostar, Safet Orucevic and Mijo Brajkovic respectively, who also signed the document. According to the agreement, the administrate Koschnik along with fifteen-member council, five of whom are to be Croats, five Bosniacs and another five members of other national origins (at least three of them Serbs), will govern Mostar. Each of these five- member national groups will have its one representative in the Mostar leadership with Hans Koschnik. The city is to be demilitarized completely, and only joint police formations with proportionate number of national representatives together with policemen from European countries will be able to patrol the city. 052130 MET jul 94