BOSNIAN CROATS, MOSLEMS AGREE ON INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATOR

MUNICH, Feb 5 (Hina) - The participants in today's Munich session identified several key problems in the implementation of the Washington Accords on the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina. They also agreed to solving them in the next two months, US Assistant Secretary of State, Richard Holbrooke, Sunday said at a press conference. A plan with nine items on strengthening the (Croat-Bosniac) Federation of Bosnia was reached at today's session. The session was attended by the Federation's leaders, which included President Kresimir Zubak, Vice President Ejup Ganic, and Premier Haris Silajdzic, and Croatia's senior officials, Foreign Minister Mate Granic, Defence Minister Gojko Susak, and ambassadors Miomir Zuzul and Ivan Ilic, as well as the Contact Group's representatives. In line with this plan the Washington Accords' sponsors would try to solve a series of concrete problems that had appeared in the practical implementation of the agreement on the Bosnian Federation. The plan provided for appointing an international arbitrator who would decide all disputable matters on the grounds of the Washington Accords and the Vienna agreement. His decisions would be binding on both parties. The plan also provided for establishing a permanent Sarajevo- based commission for supervising the development of the Bosnian Federation. (hina) mms 051721 MET feb 95