SARAJEVO, Nov 5 (Hina) - The next few weeks will be critical for
the establishment of joint institutions of power and for the future
of Bosnia-Herzegovina, the office of international peace
coordinator Carl Bildt said on Tuesday.
The office strongly supported all efforts currently being
undertaken to establish joint institutions of power because only
the real division of power could preserve Bosnia-Herzegovina as a
united and undivided country, spokesman Colum Murphy said in
Sarajevo.
Serb representatives to Bosnia-Herzegovina's Assembly were
expected to sign a formal statement in the next few days which
would make it possible for this body to meet.
Murphy said that he was not acquainted with details of ongoing
negotiations on this matter or where the national parliament would
hold its first session.
The three-man Bosnian Presidency met in the Serb-held Sarajevo
suburb of Lukavica on Tuesday to further discuss the establishment
of a Council of Ministers.
Murphy said that Presidency members Kresimir Zubak, Alija
Izetbegovic and Momcilo Krajisnik were expected to sign rules of
procedure regulating the Presidency's work.
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