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Serbia Today, 96-10-04

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From: Yugoslavia <http://www.yugoslavia.com>

Serbia Today

4 October 1996


CONTENTS

  • [01] BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA ACCEPTS STATE CONTINUITY OF THE FR OF YUGOSLAVIA
  • [02] MILOSEVIC: A DECISIVE STEP FOR STABILIZATION OF THE POLITICAL SITUATION
  • [03] YUGOSLAVIA AND FRANCE TO INTENSIFY MUTUAL COOPERATION
  • [04] ACCELERATED DEVELOPMENT OF SERBIA AFTER LIFTING OF SANCTIONS
  • [05] AN ADEQUATE RESPONSE OF THE WORLD COMMUNITY
  • [06] AGREEMENTS AND NEW DEALS

  • [01] BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA ACCEPTS STATE CONTINUITY OF THE FR OF YUGOSLAVIA

    In the joint statement given yesterday, after the meeting in Paris, and signed by the President of the Republic of Serbia Slobodan Milosevic and the President of the three-member Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina Alija Izetbegovic, it is stated that Bosnia-Herzegovina is accepting the state continuity of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Federal Republic of Yugoslavia will respect the integrity of Bosnia-Herzegovina in accordance with the Dayton Accords, affirming continuity of the various forms of statehood in Bosnia-Herzegovina, which the peoples had in Bosnia-Herzegovina throughout their history. In the statement by the two presidents the determination is underlined in the strives for the times of confrontation and conflicts to be replaced by the times of cooperation and progress. In the bilateral and international relations Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Bosnia-Herzegovina will refrain from political and judicial acts not conductive to the development of friendly relations and cooperation.

    By securing prerequisites for the resolution of all the mutual pending questions in the spirit of peace and cooperation, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Bosnia-Herzegovina are establishing mutual diplomatic relations at the ambassadorial level. It is to be provided for all citizens, on both sides, to be able to travel without visas and other special formalities. All the limitations will be abolished for a free trade and business operations on both sides, reads among others, the joint statement. (Politika, October 4, 1996)

    [02] MILOSEVIC: A DECISIVE STEP FOR STABILIZATION OF THE POLITICAL SITUATION

    President of the Republic Slobodan Milosevic qualified the joint statement which he signed with Alija Izetbegovic as "a decisive step towards full stabilization of the political situation in the region". "I am certain that we shall succeed in doing just what we have decided and which is in the best interest of all the citizens of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Bosnia-Herzegovina - to leave behind us the times of confrontation and to replace it with the times of cooperation and progress", said President Milosevic. At the same time, Milosevic expressed gratitude and acknowledgment to President Chirac for the great contribution which France and himself personally have given to the stability and reaching of peace in our region. (Politika, October 4, 1996)

    [03] YUGOSLAVIA AND FRANCE TO INTENSIFY MUTUAL COOPERATION

    President of the Republic Slobodan Milosevic had a meeting yesterday in Paris with the President of France Jacques Chirac. In a cordial and open talk, greatest attention was devoted to the further development of the French-Yugoslav bilateral relations and to the most significant questions of the actual international situation, with a special emphasis on the steps undertaken in the direction of strengthening of peace and stability in the region of the Balkans. The strives and a constructive approach of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and France have offered a great contribution to the realization of this aim. Mutual interest was underlined for intensifying links and cooperation in the various fields in which the Yugoslav and French partners have so far achieved notable and mutually beneficial results. (Politika, October 4, 1996)

    [04] ACCELERATED DEVELOPMENT OF SERBIA AFTER LIFTING OF SANCTIONS

    Lifting of economic sanctions on Yugoslavia has a great significance for our economy and for all citizens of our country. It is a question of a first-rate political, economic, cultural and I would say, civilizational act which is globally returning our country to the international community - stated the Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia Mirko Marjanovic. "Now, when we are free of great pressures, limitations and difficulties, in an environment of durable peace and political stability, we must turn towards an accelerated economic and social development of our Republic. We have available great production and development potentials which will make possible over the forthcoming years a fast economic recovery and a significant growth of the standard of living of the population", said Prime Minister Marjanovic. He also especially emphasized that we have succeeded in the period of worst sanctions of turning the negative trends in the economy into positive ones, that the confidence has been returned into the local national currency. Lifting of sanctions is the result of the consistent policy of peace conducted by our country and of the strives for the solution of political crisis in former Yugoslavia, said Marjanovic. (Politika, October 4, 1996)

    [05] AN ADEQUATE RESPONSE OF THE WORLD COMMUNITY

    Lifting of sanctions on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is an adequate response of the international community to the contribution and strives of Belgrade in the peace process in Bosnia, stated yesterday in Vienna Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria Wolfgang Chiesel. After the talks with the chief of the German diplomacy Klaus Kinkel, he stated that "Austria and Germany in spite of certain skeptical overtones, have greatly strived for the lifting of sanctions, because all the conditions from the Dayton Accords have been fulfilled". There is a great interest among Austrian companies for considerable engagement in the area of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, said Chiesel. (Borba, October 4, 1996)

    [06] AGREEMENTS AND NEW DEALS

    Plenary talks between governmental delegations of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the Slovak Republic were adjourned yesterday by signing of several agreements on the promotion of bilateral relations and cooperation in the fields of agriculture, transport and culture. Prime Ministers of the two countries, Vladimir Mechiar and Radoje Kontic, have signed the agreement on the cultural cooperation. Minister of Agriculture Tihomir Vrebalov and Peter Baco have signed the agreement on quarantine and protection of plants, on veterinarian cooperation and cooperation of the two ministries. Yugoslav Minister of Transport and Communications Zoran Vujovic and the Slovak Minister of Economy Karol Chesiek have signed the inter-governmental arrangement on cooperation in the field of aviation. Yugoslav and Slovak Prime Ministers have stated that these documents will significantly contribute towards further promotion of the traditionally friendly relations between the two countries. (Borba, October 4, 1996)
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