TUDJMAN MEETS BOSNIAN FEDERATION'S PREMIER, VICE-PREMIER

ZAGREB, July 15 (Hina) - Croatian President Franjo Tudjman on Thursday evening received Prime Minister of the Moslem-Croat Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina Haris Silajdzic and the Federation's Deputy Prime Minister Jadranko Prlic, the Presidential Office said in a statement. It was agreed that mutual relations were improving and that there were fewer problems than it could be expected at the time when the Washington accords were signed. The meeting also considered the plan drawn up by the international contact group for Bosnia-Herzegovina and decisions of the Naples summit of the world's seven most industrialized countries and Russia. They were evaluated as very favourable for the Moslem-Croat federation in Bosnia-Herzegovina, but it was stressed it was still uncertain whether the peace plan would be accepted by the Bosnian Serbs. The meeting agreed that international factors, involved in solving the Bosnian crisis, must show and strengthen their resolve in the effort so that this unique opportunity to achieve a peaceful seetlement would not be lost. 151114 MET jul 94