B. Croat leader backs Tadić proposal

The chairman of the Bosnian Presidency supports Serbia’s proposal for the ex-Yugoslav republics to organize the Non-Aligned Movement’s 50th anniversary summit.

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Tuesday, 21.07.2009.

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The chairman of the Bosnian Presidency supports Serbia’s proposal for the ex-Yugoslav republics to organize the Non-Aligned Movement’s 50th anniversary summit. "My personal opinion of President Boris Tadic’s proposal is very positive... but because of Bosnia-Herzegovina’s peculiarities, my personal opinion is not enough for Bosnia to officially come on board. That kind of decision can only be taken by the Bosnian Presiency as a whole, through a consensus,“ Zeljko Komsic told daily Danas. B. Croat leader backs Tadic proposal He agreed with Tadic’s proposal that the former Yugoslav republics should help host the summit and appear on Non-Aligned member states’ markets together. “It would be a pity not to take advantage of the very positive mood that reigns in Non-Aligned member states towards us in general. First and foremost, I mean their slightly ‘sentimental attitude’ to everything that comes from the former Yugoslavia, particularly their regard for Tito,” said the chairman of the Bosnian Presidency. He added that Bosnia-Herzegovina would not be seeking membership of the movement, but would retain its status as an observer, as “membership of the Non-Aligned Movement and what we’re after—fully-fledged EU and NATO membership—are incompatible.“ Zeljko Komsic (Bosnian Presidency)

B. Croat leader backs Tadić proposal

He agreed with Tadić’s proposal that the former Yugoslav republics should help host the summit and appear on Non-Aligned member states’ markets together.

“It would be a pity not to take advantage of the very positive mood that reigns in Non-Aligned member states towards us in general. First and foremost, I mean their slightly ‘sentimental attitude’ to everything that comes from the former Yugoslavia, particularly their regard for Tito,” said the chairman of the Bosnian Presidency.

He added that Bosnia-Herzegovina would not be seeking membership of the movement, but would retain its status as an observer, as “membership of the Non-Aligned Movement and what we’re after—fully-fledged EU and NATO membership—are incompatible.“

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