ZAGREB, Feb 18 (Hina) - The political will that exists in the relations between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina now should be used for making concrete steps in the coming month, said Croatia's Foreign Minister Tonino Picula in Zagreb
on Friday. The political will that exists between us should be exploited for making some concrete things, Picula told reporters in the Zagreb Intercontinental Hotel where many foreign delegations, who have come to attend the new Croatian President's inauguration, are staying. Picula gave this statement after Croatia's President-elect Stjepan Mesic had held a meeting with Bosnia-Herzegovina's three-man presidency's chairman, Alija Izetbegovic. Picula added that in the next month Zagreb in cooperation with the international community would prepare certain projects to make it possible for all refugees to return home speedier as well as to p
ZAGREB, Feb 18 (Hina) - The political will that exists in the
relations between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina now should be
used for making concrete steps in the coming month, said Croatia's
Foreign Minister Tonino Picula in Zagreb on Friday.
The political will that exists between us should be exploited for
making some concrete things, Picula told reporters in the Zagreb
Intercontinental Hotel where many foreign delegations, who have
come to attend the new Croatian President's inauguration, are
staying.
Picula gave this statement after Croatia's President-elect Stjepan
Mesic had held a meeting with Bosnia-Herzegovina's three-man
presidency's chairman, Alija Izetbegovic.
Picula added that in the next month Zagreb in cooperation with the
international community would prepare certain projects to make it
possible for all refugees to return home speedier as well as to
protect property.
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