Presidents Mesic and Tuerk Meet in a Bid To Difuse Strained Relations between Croatia and Slovenia
February 1st, 2008
Zagreb, February 1 (CP) – President Stjepan Mesic and his Slovene counterpart Danilo Tuerk have met at the Otocac castle on Friday, this being their first unofficial meeting since Tuerk took office in December 2007.
The two have agreed that other Croatian and Slovene senior politicians should follow in their footsteps in an attempt to resolve problems.
Following the hour-long meeting, Tuerk said that this was a chance to showcase the good relations of the two countries and stressed that no tragic scenarios were to follow.
The two then headed for the Slovene town of Crnomelj, where they were to attend celebrations marking the 15th anniversary of the Croatian-Slovene Friendship Society.
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