Croats and Muslims urge Serbs to join in new Bosnia

Tuesday 29 March 1994 00:02 BST

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SARAJEVO - Bosnian Croats and Muslims meeting in Sarajevo spoke optimistically about a newly formed Bosnia federation yesterday and urged Serbs to join the agreement, Reuter reports.

The Bosnian Prime Minister, Haris Silajdzic, appealed to Serbs to consider the federation, saying: 'The door is open for Serbs to join it.' He spoke at the start of a two-day session in Sarajevo of the Muslim-dominated Bosnian parliament which is expected to approve the federation today.

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