AMBASSADOR ZUZUL ON GENEVA NEGOTIATIONS

ZAGREB, Dec 2 (Hina) - Croatian Ambassador to the UN in Geneva Miomir Zuzul was a guest in yesterday's Croatian TV show. He estimated that the newest Geneva negotiations showed that Croatia is ready to accept a real agreement, but requests of Muslims and Serbs reduces the possibility of reaching the agreement. The Ambassador estimated the engagement of the European Union in the negotiations as positive. "This is the first time, since the European Community officialy became the European Union, that it is trying to initiate an important political action and it will not easily allow the action not to show any result." Ambassador Zuzul denied the statement by Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic which says that Muslims got the sovereignty over one Adriatic port at the negotiations held on the sea carrier Invincible in September. "Using of free port zones in the ports of Rijeka and Ploce was agreed, but the territorial right cannot be considered," said Zuzul. 021138 MET dec 93