SILAJDZIC PROTESTS AGAINST BOSIC'S INTENTION TO TRAVEL ALONE TO GE

GE $ RMANY SARAJEVO, Jan 26 (Hina) - Bosnia-Herzegovina's Ministerial Council's co-chairman, Haris Silajdzic, decided not to be a member of a Bosnian delegation that is due to visit Germany officialy next week. A statement released by Silajdzic's office on Sunday evening described the decision as a protest against the intention of the other co-chairman Boro Bosic to travel to Germany separately and thus defeat the purpose of the visit, and that is the promotion of Bosnia-Herzegovina after the establishment of the central bodies of authority. Silajdzic, a Moslem representative in the Council, was informed by the German Embassy in Sarajevo of Serb representative Bosic's plans. "Such an act will not contribute to Bosnia-Herzegovina's earning recognition from the international community," Silajdzic's statement said adding that Bosic's act is also in contrary to the Dayton Agreement. Silajdzic sent a letter to German Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel notifying him that he cannot travel to Germany in protest of Bosic's intention. The joint delegation should have been led by Silajdzic, Bosic and a Croat representative, the Council's deputy chairman, Neven Tomic. (hina) mš 262156 MET jan 97