CROATIA SATISFIED WITH CEI FINAL DOCUMENT

VIENNA, June 1 (Hina) - The two-day ministerial session of the Central European Initiative (CEI) ended on Saturday. CEI admitted as its members five new members, Albania, Belarus, Bulgaria, Rumania and Ukraine. In preparation for the Conference on the Implementation of the Dayton Agreement in June, the ministers warned that the civilian part of the Agreement should be implemented more speedily. In the final document they asked that fair and free elections be held in Bosnia-Herzegovina on time so that joint bodies be established in line with the Dayton Agreement. The ministers also warned about the importance of reconstruction of Bosnia and Croatia, and expressed their conviction that CEI would contribute to the task. CEI has gathered some $20 million for the reconstruction of Croatia and Bosnia. "Croatia is satisfied with the final document which supports the reintegration of the Croatian Danubian and Croatia's accession into the Council of Europe," Croatian Foreign Minister Mate Granic said. In the final document the ministers called on Yugoslavia to be constructive in the normalization of relations with Bosnia and Croatia if it wanted full admission into the international community, as well as in CEI. (hina) lm 011647 MET jun 96