Bosnia-Herzegovina's Assistant Minister of Finance Zenit Kelic said Friday that late April could be chosen for a meeting of the former Yugoslavia succession committee, which would be used to discuss banks with mixed ownership and the implementation of the successtion agreement.

"We propose the meeting be held in Sarajevo April 26-27. I believe the other countries of the former Yugoslavia will find the dates acceptable," Kelic told Tanjug. He thinks there is enough time to agree on all the topics that should be discussed at the meeting.