TWO-DAY CONFERENCE ON SECURITY AND COOPERAITON IN EUROPE BEGINS

ANTALYA, Oct 11 (Hina) - A two-day conference on security and cooperation in Europe, organized by Turkey's Atlantic Council, began in the Turkish tourist resort of Antalya on Friday. The meeting, which brings together NATO and defence officials and representatives of the foreign ministries of European countries, will focus on new forms of security systems in Europe. Speaking of the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina, adviser to the Turkish president Nezihi Cakar said in his opening remarks that it was very important to strengthen the Bosnian Moslem-Croat Federation. The meeting was also addressed by the speaker of the Croatian Parliament's upper house, Katica Ivanisevic. The Croatian delegation includes Assistant Foreign Minister Hido Biscevic. (hina) vm jn 111318 MET oct 96