Übersetzung für "Muslim-Croat Federation " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

7. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the governments of the Member States, the Government and Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the governments and parliaments of the Muslim-Croat Federation and the Serbian Republic, the UN Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the governments and parliaments of Croatia and Serbia.

In the Muslim-Croat Federation, hardline Croat separatists are also disrupting peaceful relations between the communities and trying to set up a breakaway mini-state in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

The elections supervised took place on 14th September 1996 and concerned the following institutions: the parliament of Bosnia-Herzegovina, the collective presidency of Bosnia Herzegovina, the parliaments of the two entities which constitute Bosnia-Herzegovina: the Muslim-Croat Federation and the Serb Republic; the presidency of the Serb Republic and the cantonal administrations.

The programme also features the situation in Prijedor (western Republika Srpska) where an Austrian NGO (Hilfswerk Austria) financed by the European Commission, tries to bring back Bosniak (Bosnian Muslims) families to Republika Srpska and Serb families to the Croat-Muslim Federation, where they used to live before the war.

- In view of the success already achieved to bridge the gap between Croats and Muslims, to which the Muslim-Croat Federation and the action of the European Union Administrator in Mostar stand witness, the European Union is convinced that solutions can be found to establish satisfactory relations between all communities in the former Yugoslavia.

FORMER YUGOSLAVIA The Council: - noted with satisfaction the adoption by the Security Council of the Resolution authorizing the maintenance of a United Nations force in Croatia; - authorized, in the light of these positive developments, the opening of negotiations for concluding a cooperation agreement with Croatia, on the understanding that the Council reserved the possibility of taking into account at any time, including the moment when the agreement was concluded, Croatia's attitude in implementing United Nations resolutions and the peace process; - supported the carrying out in Croatia of projects of common interest which will help bring the Serb and Croat communities closer together; - restated its position in favour of extending th ...[+++]e PHARE programme to cover Croatia; - stressed the importance of securing the renewal of the agreement on ending hostilities and, to this end, giving priority to the promotion of a mutual recognition agreement between former Yugoslavia's successor States; - emphasized the need to encourage every possibility for dialogue and recognition between Serbia-Montenegro and Bosnia-Herzegovina in order to prevent the resumption of fighting and facilitate implementation of the peace plan; - decided to continue giving its support to the Croat-Muslim Federation by concentrating its efforts particularly on the Administration of the city of Mostar; - noted that steps had been taken to make the means available for carrying out the mandate given by the International Conference on Former Yugoslavia with regard to isolating the Pale authorities; - decided to continue to make every effort to prevent the situation in Serbia-Montenegro from deteriorating, with particular regard to Kosovo, in connection with which it reaffirmed the aim of having an autonomous regime within the Federation of Serbia-Montenegro.