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MFAEI expresses concern over Taiwan’s proposal to hold referendum on joining UN The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Croatia expresses concern over Taiwan’s recent proposal to hold a referendum on joining the United Nations entitled “Taiwan”, which does not contribute to the peace in stability in the region.29.08.2007. | Press releases

Minister Grabar-Kitarović and State Secretary Biščević received Canadian Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign AffairsMinister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović received on 29 August 2007 the Canadian Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Deepak Obhrai29.08.2007. | Press releases

Minister Grabar-Kitarović received German Defence Minister Franz Josef JungMinister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović received on 29 August 2007 the Defence Minister of the Federal Republic of Germany, Franz Josef Jung29.08.2007. | Press releases

Minister Grabar-Kitarović received attendees of one-year postgraduate European studies abroad and signed scholarship contracts Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović received on 27 August 2007 the attendees of one-year postgraduate European studies abroad, with whom she signed scholarship contracts. The 10th generation of the postgraduate European studies abroad were handed the contracts by State Secretary for European Integration Marija Pejčinovć Burić27.08.2007. | Press releases

Regarding statement by Chair of Slovenian Parliament’s Foreign Policy Committee Jožef Jerovšek on unresolved issues between Croatia and SloveniaRegarding a statement by Jožef Jerovšek, Chair of the Slovenian Parliament’s Foreign Policy Committee, in which he comments on the exchange of opinions between the two sides on the unresolved issues between Croatia and Slovenia, namely the Ljubljanska Banka’s debt to the Croatian depositors, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration would like to reiterate that the Slovenian side was clearly told that this is a matter of the private-legal relations between the bank and its individual depositors14.08.2007. | Press releases

MFAEI announces there are no formal negotiations with the Slovene side Following recent information and statements on relations with the Republic of Slovenia as well as current diplomatic activities connected with the outstanding open issues between the two countries, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Croatia (MFAEI) announces that there are no formal negotiations with the Slovene side pending, but working consultations at different levels with an attempt to synchronise views of outstanding open issues between the two countries08.08.2007. | Press releases

MFAEI calls for previous registration of voters abroad The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, pursuant to the Article 17 Paragraph 2 of the Voter Registry Act (Official Gazette no. 19/07), calls for the previous registration of the voters voting abroad08.08.2007. | Press releases

Croatian Government discussed open issues with SloveniaWithin the framework of intensive conciliation between the two countries on the ways of resolving open issues, particularly those concerning sea demarcation, and following the receipt of Slovene stances and views, the Croatian government has discussed these issues at today’s session02.08.2007. | Press releases

Hido Biščević participated at an informal meeting of high European officials State Secretary for political issues Hido Biščević participated as the appointed Secretary General of the Regional Co-operation Council (RCC) in Salzburg, on Wednesday, 1 August 2007, at an informal meeting of high European officials dealing with political processes and strengthening co-operation in this part of Europe02.08.2007. | Press releases