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Croatian Foreign Minister Miro Kovac said in Banja Luka, in the Bosnian Serb entity of Republika Srpska, on Thursday that Croatia would continue to support the return of Croats to that entity, saying at talks with Banja Luka Bishop Franjo Komarica that the expulsion of 190,000 local Croats in the 1992-95 war was a tragedy that must never be forgotten. "We support the return of Croats to this part of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a duty of the Croatian government to help Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, particularly in this part of the country where Croats have almost disappeared," Kovac told a news conference after meeting with the Roman Catholic dignitary. He called on members of the Croat community from the Serb entity to return to their prewar homes and to stay there. Kovac said that before the war, the Croat community in what is now the Bosnian Serb entity had around 200,000 members while today it had around 10,000. "It is a tragedy that must never be forgotten," he said, commending the work of the Catholic Education Centre in Banja Luka which he visited today and which is supported also by Croatia. "Eighty percent of students are of Serb Orthodox background, which bears evidence of the centre's inclusiveness. The public in Croatia and in the international community is not aware of the great role the centre has in healing war wounds and promoting tolerance in this part of Bosnia and Herzegovina," Kovac said among other things. Earlier in the day, Kovac attended a ministerial meeting of the Central European Initiative, held in Banja Luka. Related Bosnia's Islamic Community supports Banja Luka bishop Balkan Serb entity conducting referendum despite court ban Balkan Sunday, September 25, 2016 - 11:44 Serbian PM accuses Croatia of reviving Ustasha ideology Balkan Saturday, August 20, 2016 - 11:27
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Dopredsjednik Republike Srpske iz reda hrvatskog naroda Davor Čordaš izvijestio je u četvrtak banjolučkog biskupa Franju Komaricu da će vlasti toga entiteta izdvojiti dodatna sredstva za obnovu katoličkih vjerskih objekata te se zauzeti za povratak oduzete imovine MOSTAR - U razgovoru u ordinarijatu u Banjoj Luci Čordaš je obavijestio Komaricu da će vlada RS-a uz obnovu u ratu srušena samostana na Petričevcu u Banjoj Luci uz 350.000 odobriti još 300.000 maraka (oko 1,2 milijuna kuna), priopćeno je iz Čordaševa ureda. Čordaš je dodao i da će se u posebnom fondu za povratak na državnoj razini BiH u ovoj godini za obnovu porušenih vjerskih objekata u banjolučkoj biskupiji izdvojiti 260.000 maraka. Biskup Komarica će o odnosu vlasti Republike Srpske prema Katoličkoj crkvi uskoro izvijestiti Svetu Stolicu, dodaje se u priopćenju. Komarica je također zatražio i dodatna objašnjenja o najavama vlade RS-a o povratu Crkvi samostana trapista u Banjoj Luci. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom