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SARAJEVO, April 14 (FENA) - Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman visited today the Raisu-l-ulama of the Islamic Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina Husein ef. Kavazović.
In an open conversation, they discussed a number of issues of common interest to the two states, the two peoples, as well as the two religious communities.
Minister Grlić Radman thanked the raisu-l-ulama for the meeting and constructive conversation, emphasizing the importance of inter-religious dialogue in BiH.
The interlocutors agreed that traditionally good relations between the two countries and the two peoples, which have been occasionally burdened by the events in the region in recent decades, must be improved and deepened.
They pointed out that it is necessary to talk as much as possible and in that way overcome all those divisions that prevent BiH from becoming a functional and stable state.
Communication between Sarajevo and Zagreb should be intensive and open, because Bosnia and Herzegovina relies on Croatia on its path to Euro-Atlantic integration. The example of cooperation between the Islamic Community and the Catholic Church in BiH, as well as its leaders, Raisu-l-ulama and Cardinal Vinko Puljić, through the Interreligious Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina, could be a good example for politicians to maintain communication and cooperation for the benefit of both countries, MINA reports.
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