ISLAMIC COUNTRIES WILLING TO SEND SOLDIERS TO BOSNIA

GENEVA, Dec 7 (Hina) - Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Conference's (OIC) Contact Group for Bosnia-Herzegovina and Ministers of OIC countries whose soldiers are deployed as UN peace keepers in Bosnia, yesterday adopted a final declaration at a session in Geneva. The declaration is on offering assistance to the UN mission in Bosnia, including soldiers, logistics, and financial aid. The final declaration also proposes assistance to the Bosnian Government through UNPROFOR or in other ways. The tragedy in the region should be immediately stopped by the mutual recognition of the countries, established in the former Yugoslavia. The OIC Ministers called on Serbia and Montenegro to immediately recognize Croatia and Bosnia in their UN-enshrined borders. The ministers condemned the Bihac onslaught. The Declaration supported Bosnian Moslems in implementing the Washington Accords and establishing a confederation with Croatia. It also welcomed the Croatian delegation's participation in the session. The Croatian delegation, headed by Foreign Minister Mate Granic, participated in the session as an observer. (Hina) jas mms sd 071234 MET dec 94