BOSNIA ARMS CONTROL AGREEMENT BEING SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED

SARAJEVO, May 24 (Hina) - Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) officials said in Sarajevo on Friday that an agreement on military stability and arms control in Bosnia was being implemented successfully and that Federation and Serb military representatives had shown readiness for full cooperation. Hungarian diplomat Martin Kasnai, who arrived in Sarajevo in his capacity as a personal envoy of the OSCE president, told reporters that he expected additional confidence-building measures to be taken after the successful exchange of information on weapons, military forces and their deployment. The military commands of the Croat-Moslem Federation and the Serb entity would soon establish direct links and exchange liaison officers, Kasnai said. The OSCE official said that military stability in the region, which was currently being discussed in Vienna, could be crucial for political developments. Before arrival in Sarajevo, Kasnai had met for talks with Bosnian Serb officials at Pale. (hina) vm 241738 MET may 96