BOSNIA'S 3 SIDES AGREE ON CITIZENSHIP PASSPORTS COUNCIL OF MINISTERS

( Editorial: --> 7133 ) BONN, Dec 9 (Hina) - Members of the Bosnian Presidency on Tuesday reached an agreement concerning laws on citizenship, passports and the Council of Ministers, German Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel said in Bonn yesterday. Speaking at the close of the first day of a session the council for the implementation of peace is holding in Bonn, Kinkel said that Presidency members Alija Izetbegovic, Kresimir Zubak and Momcilo Krajisnik had given written guarantees that laws on citizenship, passports and on the Bosnian Council of Ministers would be passed by the Bosnian parliamentary assembly. The agreement the three Bosnian sides reached on the establishment of three joint Bosnian institutions is the first concrete result of a two-day conference of the Council for the Implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement. Opening the conference, Kinkel said the minimum expected was the reaching of an agreement on laws on citizenship and passports, on the Council of Ministers, a common currency, and common licence plates. Speaking about these joint institutions, the German foreign minister said he expected that the representatives of Bosnia's three peoples had not come to the conference empty-handed. (hina) ha jn 092132 MET dec 97