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(17 Feb 1996) T/I: 11:02:22
The international conference to get Bosnia's sliding peace process back on track opened in Rome on Saturday (17/2) with forceful appeals to the presidents of Bosnia-Hercegovina, Croatia and Serbia. The talks are being attended by Alija Izetbegovic of Bosnia, Croatia's Franjo Tudjman and Serbia's Slobodan Milosevic and are chaired by Italian Foreign Minister, Susannah Agnelli.
SHOWS:
ROME, ITALY -17/2
serb president slobadan milosevic meeting susannah agnelli
croatian franjo tudjman meeting agnelli
bosnian president alija izetbegovic meeting agnelli
three balkan leaders taking seats
all three shake hands
agnelli saying in enlish "we praise the US for having persued such
tremendous result"
ca flags,
Richard Holbrooke "I'm going to quote churchill:don't argue the
difficulties they will argue for themselves. in that spirit the us think Izetbegovic tudjam and milosevic each of you are assured of your total committment to make dayton work. we will have much to discuss behind closed doors today and in bosnia with the renewed determination to succeed.
ca to Milosevic listening,
Carl bildt :over recently their has been a failure to see this peace process through one side has consistently failed to attend formal meeting all sides could do more to rise to the difficulties my main appeal is to the politiccal leaders to return to the table and deliver the promises they made.
ca izetbegovic
ca tudjman
ws Tudjman Izetbegovic and Milosevic
nikolay afanasyevsky, russia's rep to the talks SOT in russian saying we believe it is important today to evaluate the work that we agreed to in paris.
SOT continues in russian saying the peace in bosnia is significant the military operation have been conducted in the accordance of the agreement and it is very important now that we establish a zone of separation.
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