ZAGREB, Nov 9 (Hina) - The Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of
the Republic of Croatia, Mate Granic, and the Director of the European
Community Humanitarian Office (ECHO), Santiago Gomez Reino, met in Zagreb
on Tuesday and signed an agreement on cooperation in implementing
humanitarian activities between the Croatian Government and the European
Community.
This is a third agreement of this kind which, after the expiry of the
previous one, will regulate ways of implementing humanitarian operations of
the European community in Croatia.
According to the Agreement, by the end of March 1994 the European
Community will dispatch 28,530 tons of aid worth 22 million ECU, that is
26 million dollars, for about 700,000 people in Croatia.
Santiago Gomez Reino said that the EC had secured 45 percent of the total
of international aid to Yugoslavia, and that after Bosnia, Croatia was the
major receiver of aid.
Thanking the EC representative, Minister Granic noted that despite great
amounts of aid, it was still not enough.
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