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SARAJEVO, Feb 16 (Hina) - The international community will secure
significant financial and technical support to achieve as soon as
possible the restructuring of the entire Bosnian Serb radio and
television system, an international official said on Monday.
Spokesman for the Office of the High Representative for the
implementation of the Dayton Agreement, Simon Haselock, said
representatives of the Bosnian Serb government had agreed to the
distribution of such aid.
"This (aid) will help Serb Radio and Television (SRT) to start
functioning according to principles valid for public services in
western democracies," Haselock said.
In accordance with the agreement, all broadcasting transmitters
under SFOR control will be returned to Bosnian Serb authorities.
Following this the High Representative's Office considers that it
would be unnecessary for the highly expensive satellite
transmission of signals from Banja Luka into the eastern parts of
the Bosnian Serb entity to continue.
Satellite transmission was established after representatives of
the authorities in Pale ordered its technicians to dismantle and
hide equipment from the key transmitter Veliki Zep.
This equipment has not been returned up to now despite Bosnian Serb
Prime Minister Milorad Dodik's new government ordering "specific
people" to do this, Haselock said.
(Hina)
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