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Macedonia, Bosnia Sign Cooperative Agreements
Macedonian Foreign Minister Srgian Kerim and his visiting Bosnian counterpart Jadranko Prlic signed an agreement on road transport and a protocol on bilateral diplomatic cooperation in Skopje Thursday, according to the Macedonian new agency Mak-press.
It quoted the two foreign ministers as saying that bilateral relations between Macedonia and Bosnia-Herzegovina have been improving and there have emerged the possibilities for more cooperative agreements to be signed, including agreements on free trade and investment promotion.
Kerim said that a stable and prosperous Bosnia-Herzegovina is of prominent significance to Macedonia, because the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina is vital to the security of the whole Balkan region, the Mak-press reported.
Kerim also indicated that Macedonia is ready to boost cooperation with Bosnia-Herzegovina.
During the meeting, Prlic expressed his belief that the visit, his first to Macedonia, will start a new period of more active bilateral cooperation.
Prlic believed that the Bulkans can be turned into an area where prosperous multi-national states can be established.
But he warned that any country which wants to be a regional power could only bring about disaster to the Balkans.
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