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FENA 08/09/2004 - FORMER MILOSEVIC'S ADVISOR TESTIFIES; WORLD BANK DIRECTOR PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN BiH

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FSA6332: 07.09.2004 09:36
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FORMER MILOSEVIC'S ADVISOR TESTIFIES

THE HAGUE, September 7 (FENA) – Former Slobodan Milosevic’s legal advisor Smilja Avramov appeared before the ICTY on Tuesday as a witness for the defence in the trial of the former Yugoslav President.

While Milosevic was in university Smilja Avramov was his professor and afterwards an advisor in the Yugoslav Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a participant in negotiations between Croats and Serbs in 1990.

Milosevic was forced to allow one of his two attorneys assigned to him last week to question the first defence witness.

Milosevic, after refusing to meet the two attorneys assigned to him against his will, again tried to oppose the decision of the judges. “You have taken my rights to defence, Mr Kay does not represent me, he represents you”, Milosevic told Judge Patrick Robinson.

The Judge turned off his microphone saying that he does not wish to listen to the “same old refrain”.

He reminded the audience that he would not allow the accused to question witnesses because that would be against the decisions that were made to protect Milosevic’s health.

Milosevic will be allowed to ask questions only after the witness is questioned by one of the attorneys.

(Fena) jc


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FSA6333: 07.09.2004 09:37
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IVANIC: RETURN OF OCCUPANCY RIGHTS TO SERBS IN CROATIA BY THE END OF THE YEAR

BANJA LUKA, September 7 (FENA) – BiH Foreign Affairs Minister Mladen Ivanic said at a press conference in Banja Luka on Tuesday that a solution concerning the issue of returning occupancy rights to Serb refugees from Croatia should be found by the end of the year.

He described as positive the fact that Croatia has finally recognised this problem and stressed that it should be resolved at the level of BiH and Croatian Ministries of Justice.

He reminded that during the past six months he insisted three times on the resolution of this issue during his visit to Croatia and the visits of Croatian officials to our country.

Ivanic said that based on his initiative BiH and Croatian Ministers of Justice, Slobodan Kovac and Vesna Skare-Ozbolt, met one month ago and that a working group should propose a solution to this issue in the coming days.

“There is a problem concerning occupancy rights. The Croatian side recognised that there is a problem and agreed to try and solve it by the end of the year”, Ivanic said and added that he insists on this, but that the decision depends not only on BiH institutions, but Croatian as well.

He said that unlike BiH, Croatia does not have a High Representative “who forces us in BiH to return occupancy rights to people who lived before the war”.

This is a typical example of unequal treatment, Ivanic said.

(Fena) jc


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FSA6334: 07.09.2004 09:38
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BiH DELEGATION LEAVES FOR RUSSIA

SARAJEVO, September 7 (FENA) – A BiH delegation, led by BiH Council of Ministers Chair Adnan Terzic, left for a two-day visit to Russia on Tuesday, the BiH Council of Ministers stated.

Terzic is planned to meet Russian Prime Minister Mihail Fradkov on Wednesday and signed an agreement between the BiH Council of Ministers and the Russian Government on trade and economic cooperation, as well as the agreement on establishing an intergovernmental BiH-Russian commission for trade and economic cooperation.

He is also planned to meet Russian Foreign Affairs Minister Sergej Lavrov.

BiH Finance and Treasury Minister Ljerka Maric, BiH Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Lidija Topic, Deputy Security Minister Dragan Mektic, FBiH Prime Minister Ahmet Hadzipasic and RS Prime Minister Dragan Mikerevic are in the BiH delegation. They will present projects at the state and entity level open for possible Russian investment in the Russian Foreign Trade Chamber on Thursday.

(Fena) jc


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FSA6335: 07.09.2004 09:38
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WORLD BANK DIRECTOR PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN BiH

SARAJEVO, September 7 (FENA) – World Bank Director James D. Wolfensohn said in Sarajevo on Tuesday that BiH would continue to have the full support of this international financial institution.

Speaking to BiH parliamentarians and representatives of executive authority in BiH Wolfenshon highlighted great successes achieved by BiH in the transition period and underlined the importance of creating an environment that would allow its further progress on the road towards European integrations, including achieving competitiveness at the global market.

It is imperative for BiH, Wolfenshon said, that by initiating development projects it becomes a useful member of the global community and that after the phase of reconstructing infrastructure it starts creating an environment that will ensure a better future for the generations to come.

He urged representatives of BiH authorities to also review global development aspects, including the development of partnerships and added that the vicinity of the EU market could prove a benefit in that context.

- You can rely on our full support on the road towards developing a modern, economically sustainable and stabile BiH, Wolfenshon siad.

BiH House of Representatives Speaker Martin Raguz greeted Wolfenshon on behalf of BiH officials and reminded of the importance of the WB in the reconstruction of BiH.

- The WB, which is present in BiH since 1996, financially supported 50 different projects in the total value of approximately 1 billion USD, Raguz said and stressed its contribution to the transformation of the BiH society and the post-war reconstruction.

(Fena) jc


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FSA6336: 07.09.2004 09:39
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COVIC MEETS SWISS AMBASSADOR

SARAJEVO, September 7 (FENA) – BiH Presidency member Dragan Covic met Swiss Ambassador to BiH Urs Breiter in Sarajevo on Tuesday. They discussed the upcoming visit of the BiH Presidency to Switzerland scheduled for October 5 at the invitation of the Swiss President, the BiH Presidency stated.

The visit will be used as an opportunity to improve bilateral relations between the two countries, especially in the field of economy.

A presentation of BiH economic potentials will also be organised for Swiss businespersons.

Covic and Breiter also discussed the need for signing agreements that would intensify activities at the bilateral level.

(Fena) jc


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