Prvi prijedlog EU za rješenje pitanja ustavnog uređenja tadašnje RBiH (mart, 1992.)/ The first EU proposal for constitutional set-up of a then RBiH (March, 1992)

Prvi prijedlog EU za rješenje pitanja ustavnog uređenja tadašnje Republike Bosne i Hercegovine (tzv. Cutillerov plan) sa mapom prostornog uređenja je razmatran na sastanku 18. marta 1992. u Sarajevu. Na sastanku su prisustvovali predstavnici EU, Alija Izetbegović, Mate Boban i Radovan Karadžić.
Prema Cutillerovom planu, BiH bi bila decentralizovana država koja bi se sastojala od 10 konstitutivnih jedinica - kantona zasnovanih na etničkom principu na osnovu rezultata popisa stanovništva iz 1991.
Ovaj plan nije potpisao Alija Izetbegović po nagovoru Rusmira Mahmutčehajića i Warrena Zimmermanna, tadašnjeg ambasadora SAD u SFRJ. Svoju odluku nikada nije obrazložio.
Prema ovom planu, od ukupno 110 općina, Muslimanima je trebalo pripasti 47 općina, što je uključivalo i najveće industrijske centre poput: Sarajeva, Mostara, Tuzle, Zenice, Doboja, Bihaća, Travnika, Brčkog i Prijedora.
Izvor: Dr. Ismet Hadžiosmanović "Bošnjačko-hrvatski politički obračun" str. 43-44.

The first EU proposal for constitutional set-up of a then Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina (the so-called Cutileiro Plan) with a map of territorial establishment was discussed at the meeting held on 18/03/1992 in Sarajevo. The meeting was attended by the EU representatives, Alija Izetbegovic, Mate Boban and Radovan Karadzic.
According to the Cutileiro Plan, BiH would be arranged as a decentralized stated composed of 10 constitutional units - cantons on ethnic principles in line with the results of the 1991 census.
This plan was not signed by A. Izetbegovic, whose decision was influenced by Rusmir Mahmutcehajic and Warren Zimmermann, a then US Ambassador in the

SFRY. Izetbegovic has never elaborated his decision.
According to this plan, out of a total of 110 municipalities, 47 municipalities would go to Muslims, including the largest industrial centres such as;  Sarajevo, Mostar, Tuzla, Zenica, Doboj, Bihac, Travnik, Brcko and Prijedor.
Source: Ismet Hadziosmanovic, PhD. "Political Clash between Bosniaks and Croats", p. 43-44.