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Serbia Today, 96-10-17

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

Serbia Today

17 October 1996


CONTENTS

  • [01] TALKS MUGABE - LILIC
  • [02] PRIME MINISTER MARJANOVIC RECEIVED SWEDISH AMBASSADOR
  • [03] ALL INCLUSIVE COOPERATION IN THE BALKANS
  • [04] YUGOSLAVIA PARTICIPATING AT THE CONFERENCE OF DANUBE BASIN COUNTRIES
  • [05] SERBIA ADVANCING
  • [06] RELEASING THE SOLDIERS OF THE FORMER YUGOSLAV PEOPLE'S ARMY
  • [07] KINKEL WARNING CROATIA

  • [01] TALKS MUGABE - LILIC

    Yugoslav President Zoran Lilic arrived yesterday from Tanzania to his four-day official state visit to the friendly Republic of Zimbabwe. The Yugoslav President's visit is a special occasion to immediately after the withdrawal of UN sanctions against FR Yugoslavia strengthen our uninterrupted friendship dating from the time of the Zimbabwean fight for freedom and advance mutual economic relation, said Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe. Zimbabwe was one of a few countries which understood the essence of the problem in our region and had the courage to defend firmly and unambiguously the principles of truth and justice in UN, Non-aligned Movement and other international bodies, giving in this way an invaluable support to FR Yugoslavia, said President Lilac. He announced that our country is vitally interested in the further development of friendly relations with Zimbabwe and reminded that our relation with most of the countries in Africa, Asia and South America remained stable during the whole period of crisis. FR Yugoslavia has normalized the relationships with all of its neighbouring countries and Europe, thus affirming itself as the key factor of peace, stability and cooperation in the region of Balkans and in Europe, said President Lilic. (Politika, Oct. 17, 1996)

    [02] PRIME MINISTER MARJANOVIC RECEIVED SWEDISH AMBASSADOR

    During their talks yesterday, Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Marjanovic and the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Sweden in our country Mats Staphanson, the mutual interest was underscored in the versatile development in all fields of cooperation, specially the business and industrial connections between the two countries. Prime Minister Marjanovic underlined that the positive experiences and results in the economic exchange in the former period a firm basis for the development of the mutual economic cooperation. Yugoslavia, together with Sweden, is especially interested for the transfer of high technology and joint ventures in third markets. Ambassador Stephanson announced that the Swedish firms have ambitions plans for cooperating with Yugoslav firms, including the joint investments. (Politika, Oct. 17, 1996)

    [03] ALL INCLUSIVE COOPERATION IN THE BALKANS

    Greece Foreign Minister, Mr. Teodoros Pangalos, invited by the Yugoslav Foreign Minister Milan Milutinovic, is paying an official visit to the FR Yugoslavia and in his statement to "Politika" said that the basic goal of Greek policy in the Balkans is the making of maximally developed all inclusive cooperation. We believe that the historic and civilization reality of the united Europe, including of course the Balkans, will soon be realized on the institutional level, said Mr. Pangalos. Asked about the relations between Greece and FR Yugoslavia, Greece Foreign Secretary answered that " WE are bonded by traditional ties of friendship and cooperation, ties that were on trial in hard times. Our relations are very good and can also be advanced in the field of economic cooperation." With the signing of Dayton Agreement the foundations were set for the peace in the region and the whole territory of Former Yugoslavia, underlined Mr. Pangalos, (Politika, Oct. 17,1996)

    [04] YUGOSLAVIA PARTICIPATING AT THE CONFERENCE OF DANUBE BASIN COUNTRIES

    Serbian Government Deputy President, Mr. Slobodan Babic and the Serbian Minister of Industry Mr. Oscar Fodor left yesterday for Austria to take part, upon the official invitation of the Host, in the session of the Seventh Meeting of Danube basin Prime Ministers. By participating in this session, organized this year by the region of Lower Austria, Serbia, being one of the founders of the Danube basin countries Working Community , after the withdrawal of sanctions, continues to participate in the operations of this Organization as an active member. During its two-day stay in Austria. it is planned for the Serbian delegation to meet the high officials of the Austrian Chamber of Commerce. (Borba, Oct. 17,1996)

    [05] SERBIA ADVANCING

    Serbian Socialists Party's (SPS) spokesman, Ivica Dacic, estimated that the winning of the united election lists SPS-Yugoslovenska levica/Nova Demokratija will be even more convincing that that in the previous elections. His belief, as he said, is based on the results of SPS policy in the past period " which, perhaps, was the most difficult in the recent history of our people, marked by war in our surroundings and unprecedented international sanctions against our country". Serbian Socialist Party managed, by its policy, to protect the peace in our country, to defend our freedom and independence and in, particularly difficult situations create possibilities for intensifying economic development, underscored Dacic. The forthcoming elections, he added, will not only show the way that Serbia wants to follow, but also tell us how to achieve that, our reaching a modern, free, democratic, economically and spiritually rich and socially just society. (Ekspress, Oct. 17, 1996)

    [06] RELEASING THE SOLDIERS OF THE FORMER YUGOSLAV PEOPLE'S ARMY

    The Secretary of the Yugoslav State Committee for the Humanitarian Issues and Missing asked the Moslem side to urgently release from its prisons nine soldiers and officers of the Former Yugoslav Army (JNA), for there are proofs that they are alive and imprisoned. Through the Republic of Srpska Committee for the Exchange of Prisoners in the Croatian- Moslem Federation 11 Yugoslavs were released and on the basis of their testifying we have learned that nine persons, listed as missing soldiers and officers of the former JNA are alive and imprisoned by the Moslems, said Korac.

    Members of the Yugoslav Committee submitted to the Chairman of the Moslem Committee, Amor Maskovic the list containing data on 130 missing persons, mostly soldiers and officers of the former JNA. We also have requested urgent inquiry on the destiny of 58 JNA soldiers , attacked on May 3, 1992 in the Dobrovoljacka street in Sarajevo and 14 persons who had perished in Tuzla in the same year, added Korac. (Borba, Oct. 17, 1996).

    [07] KINKEL WARNING CROATIA

    Germany Foreign Secretary Claus Kinkel yesterday remained Croatia of its obligation to further democratize and strengthen the juridical system, assessing that Zagreb must do more for the genuine respect of human and minority rights. By his appeal, Kinkel has, in fact, warned the authorities in Zagreb that the discussion of Croatia's membership in the European Council, announced for the 6th of November, will comprise these sharp standards. The official statement quoted Kinkel reminding that "European standards are very high" and that Croatia must meet them if it wants to join the European society. (Vecernje novosti, Oct. 17, 1996)
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