TALKS BETWEEN CHRISTOPHER, GRANIC, SILAJDZIC AND ZUBAK IN GENEVA

GENEVA, May 14 (Hina) - Talks between Croatian Foreign Minister Mate Granic, Chairman of the Herzeg-Bosnian Presidency Kresimir Zubak, Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic and U.S. State Secretary Warren Christopher, were held today in the U.S. embassy in Geneva. The talks concentrated on a solution to the Bosnia- Herzegovina crisis, according to reports from the diplomatic circles. U.S. State Secretary evaluated positively the federation agreement between Moslem-Bosniacs and Croats from Bosnia- Herzegovina and he stressed that it would be necessary to continue negotiations which would include Bosnian Serbs. The contact group consisting of diplomats from the U.S.A., Russia, France and Germany would be engaged in the matter of including Bosnian Serbs in the talks. Christopher was especially interested in a part of the Vienna agreement referring to the territorial division between the Federation and Bosnian Serbs. Silajdzic and Zubak explained that 58 p.c. of Bosnia- Herzegovina's territory for the Croat-Bosniac Federation in accordance to the agreements reflected the state of the affairs on the ground before the Serb aggression on B-H, on one hand, and it mirrored the position of the Croats and Moslem-Bosniacs negotiators, on the other hand. They underlined that the international community should also honour its word and principles that the aggressors cannot be rewarded. 141636 MET may 94