PRESS-CONFERENCE OF FOREIGN MINISTERS OF CENTRAL EUROPE'S INITIATI

INITIATI $ VE DEBRECEN, Nov 21 (Hina) - The participants at the Conference of the Foreign Ministers of Central Europe's Initiative, that had took place in Debrecen, held a press-briefing in that Hungarian town on Saturday afternoon. All ministers agreed that Central Europe could not be included in the modern process of progress unless all the political problems of this part of Europe might be resolved. The chair of this Conference, Hungarian Foreign Minister Jeszenszky, stressed the importance of the decision to form the mission for establishing the facts, which the countries of Central Europe's Initiative would suggest to Bosnia-Herzegovina. According to Hungarian Minister, the task of that mission would not be only to report on the situation in that war-stricken country, but also to express support to its people and to contribute to humanitarian aid delivery. Austrian Foreign Minister Mock warned about a possibility of occurrence of national antagonistic feelings, whereas Italian Foreign Minister Andreatta also expressed his concern over stability in Central Europe. Croatian Foreign Minister Granic reiterated the standpoints of Croatia concerning the issue of its borders, and he added that his country was ready to negotiate with the Serbs from Croatia. Newly-appointed B-H Foreign Minister Ljubijankic called an all to make a great effort in order that atrocities and crimes could be punished and "the dignity of the international politics on Bosnia-Herzegovina could be restored". 211432 MET nov 93