61.   In an effort to strengthen the Dayton accord, Balkan leaders and international mediators in Paris discussed mutual recognition among Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia and other states.

62.   Israel must give a reaffirmation of its willingness to make peace on the basis of mutual recognition of the national rights of both people in two independent States.

63.   It calls for revamping regulatory policy, mutual recognition of product standards, and improved customs cooperation and foreign investment.

64.   Kostunica dropped that claim, paving the way for mutual recognition.

65.   Macedonian officials said mutual recognition between Yugoslavia and Macedonia was expected by early November but suggested it depended on a peace agreement for Bosnia before then.

66.   Macedonian officials said mutual recognition was expected by early November but suggested it depended on a peace agreement for Bosnia before then.

67.   Macedonian officials said mutual recognition between Yugoslavia and Macedonia was expected by early November but suggested it depended on an peace agreement for Bosnia before then.

68.   Macedonian officials said mutual recognition was expected by early November but depended on a peace agreement for Bosnia.

69.   Milosevic and Gligorov had been expected to announce mutual recognition between their republics, which were both part of former Yugoslavia.

70.   Meeting the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization on Israeli soil would serve as a strong symbol of mutual recognition and of a normalization of relations.