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ZAGREB, 22 January (Hina) - Slovenian Foreign Minister Anže Logar said during a visit to Zagreb on Friday that his country had concerns about the plans by Croatia and Italy to declare their respective exclusive economic zones in the Adriatic and that they should be addressed through trilateral dialogue.
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