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Macedonian Press Agency: News in English, 99-01-22

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From: The Macedonian Press Agency at http://www.mpa.gr and http://www.hri.org/MPA.


MACEDONIAN PRESS AGENCY NEWS IN ENGLISH
Thessaloniki, January 22, 1999

SECTIONS

  • [A] NATIONAL NEWS
  • [B] INTERNATIONAL NEWS

  • NEWS HEADLINES

    [A] NATIONAL NEWS

  • [01] STUDENTS RELENTLESS, CRISIS IN EDUCATION SECTOR CONTINUES
  • [02] ESP CONFERENCE BEGINS IN THESSALONIKI TODAY
  • [03] GREEK CABINET MEETS TODAY TO DISCUSS EMPLOYMENT, SCHENGEN
  • [04] ARMS DESTINED FOR FYROM REMAIN AT THESSALONIKI'S PORT
  • [05] DEUTSCHE BANK RECOMMENDS GREEK BONDS TO FOREIGN INVESTORS
  • [06] MAIN OPPOSITION PARTY LEADER TRAVELS TO ISTANBUL TODAY
  • [07] FRENCH YOUTH HOSTED IN THESSALONIKI THROUGH EU PROGRAM
  • [08] REPPAS: THE GREEKS WILL BE ABLE TO TRAVEL TO EU COUNTRIES WITHOUT PASSPORTS STARTING IN THE YEAR 2000
  • [09] REPPAS: 110.000 NEW JOB POSITIONS WILL BE CREATED IN 1999
  • [10] THE CABINET DISCUSSED THE SITUATION IN KOSSOVO
  • [11] REPPAS: THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION HAS THE GOVERNMENT'S CONFIDENCE
  • [12] MR. SKANDALIDIS PROPOSED THE CREATION OF A SOLIDARITY MOVEMENT FOR THE BALKAN COUNTRIES BY THE EUROPEAN SOCIALIST PARTY
  • [13] MR. PANGALOS UNDERLINED THE NEED FOR A CLEAR CONDEMNATION OF VIOLENCE
  • [14] THE CABINET MET IN ATHENS TODAY
  • [15] NEW STREET BLOCKADES BY PROTESTING STUDENTS
  • [16] KARAMANLIS LAUNCHED AN ATTACK AGAINST SIMITIS-ARSENIS
  • [B] INTERNATIONAL NEWS

  • [17] ROMANIAN COAL MINERS CLASH WITH POLICE, CRISIS INTENSIFIES
  • [18] GREECE'S AMBASSADOR TO CANADA IS DIPLOMATS ASSOC. CHAIRMAN
  • [19] GREEK DEVELOPMENT MINISTER IN THE UNITED STATES
  • [20] SWISS ACCOUNTS INACTIVE SINCE 1945 CAN NOW BE COMPENSATED
  • [21] GREEK MINISTER OF INTERIOR SATISFIED OVER CONTACTS IN ALBANIA
  • [22] GREEK DEPUTY FM: CYPRUS NEEDS MEDIUM-RANGE MISSILES
  • [23] BELGRADE RECALLS ITS DECISION TO EXPEL OSCE'S WALKER
  • [24] GERMAN, TURKISH, GREEK UNIVERSITIES EMBARK ON COOPERATION
  • [25] THE UNITED STATES CONSIDER NEW PLANS FOR KOSOVO
  • [26] THE EU PLANS NOT TO ALLOW FRY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TO ITS MEMBER STATES
  • [27] FINANCIAL TIMES: THE EURO-EUPHORIA TAKES ATHENS OFF THE GROUND
  • [28] THE NEWLY-FORMED BALKAN PEACE-KEEPING FORCE WILL NOT PARTICIPATE IN KOSOVO
  • [29] THE FYROM PRESS CHARACTERIZES MR. MALLIAS AS EXCELLENT DIPLOMAT

  • NEWS IN DETAIL

    [A] NATIONAL NEWS

    [01] STUDENTS RELENTLESS, CRISIS IN EDUCATION SECTOR CONTINUES

    Thousands of students throughout Greece are continuing their mobilizations in protest to the education reforms. Education Minister Gerasimos Arsenis is to meet with the leaders of the students organizations, although the group officially coordinating the sit-ins at the schools, which has already declared another rally on Thursday, has not been invited to participate in the meeting.

    The Education Ministry has forwarded a newsletter to the schools, notifying the teachers that this year's first academic semester will be extended by one month.

    Teachers have joined the protests as their unions have given them the go-ahead to hold a 24-hour strike on Monday.

    [02] ESP CONFERENCE BEGINS IN THESSALONIKI TODAY

    The European Socialist Party is embarking on a three-day conference concerning southeastern Europe today in Thessaloniki, featuring the participation of the Party's leader and German Defense Minister Rudolph Scharping, the President of the European Parliament's Socialists Pauline Green and other Socialist leaders from European and Balkan countries.

    The delegates are expected to address the fermenting crisis in Kosovo. Greece's Defense and Foreign Ministers, Akis Tsochatzopoulos and Theodoros Pangalos respectively, will also be present, as well as the ruling PASOK party's central committee secretary Kostas Skandalides, the undersecretary of Foreign Affairs Yiannos Kranidiotis and EU Commissioner Christos Papoutsis.

    The inauguration of the conference, to be held this afternoon, will be addressed by Mgrs. Skandalides, the ESP's Secretary-General J.F. Vallin, eurodeputy Paraskevas Avgerinos and representatives from Greek political parties.

    The first session will address the overall political situation and security in the Balkan region, while Mr. Scharping, along with Mgrs. Tsochatzopoulos, and Kranidiotis will give a press conference.

    [03] GREEK CABINET MEETS TODAY TO DISCUSS EMPLOYMENT, SCHENGEN

    Greek Prime Minister Kostas Simitis is to chair a cabinet meeting today in order to discuss ways to boost employment in addition to the implementation of the Schengen Treaty allowing the free movement of EU citizens.

    According to government spokesman Dimitris Reppas, the issue of student protests over the education ministry's reforms is not on the meeting's agenda but added that the Premier is likely to refer to the issue.

    [04] ARMS DESTINED FOR FYROM REMAIN AT THESSALONIKI'S PORT

    Thessaloniki's Magistrate Court Board is to imminently rule on the case of the FYROM-bound arms shipment bonded on the orders of Thessaloniki's prosecutor earlier this month and which remains confiscated in the city's port for almost 20 days now.

    The board is to rule on whether or not the 18 containers with US military aid - including guns, cannons, rockets and missile components - will be handed over to FYROM or remain confiscated.

    The shipment was held up at port when it was discovered that it lacked basic accompanying documentation.

    According to reports, the government of FYROM has drawn an agreement with the United States for military aid, half of which had already been transported legally, accompanied by the proper documentation, through Thessaloniki‘s port.

    [05] DEUTSCHE BANK RECOMMENDS GREEK BONDS TO FOREIGN INVESTORS

    Deutsche Bank recommends that foreign investors opt for Greek bond placements, touting the value appreciation during its January economic report.

    The German financial institution points out that Greek bonds remain an attractive option since the country's EMU convergence aim is still feasible.

    However, it does warn that the renewed crisis in rising markets could hamper the convergence aim and adds that the Greek government's efforts would fall on dead water if the state's privatization plans were delayed or its inflation-reducing measures were relaxed.

    [06] MAIN OPPOSITION PARTY LEADER TRAVELS TO ISTANBUL TODAY

    The leader of Greece's main opposition party, New Democracy's Kostas Karamanlis, is to travel to Istanbul this evening in order to participate in the joint meeting of the presidium and directing committee of the European Democratic Union (EDU), of which he is vice-chairman.

    The EDU meeting will discuss the ongoing political developments in Turkey, the growth strategy of EDU's members, the upcoming euro-elections and the EDU budget for 1999-2000.

    Mr. Karamanlis will also meet with the Ecumenical Patriarch Vartholomeos.

    [07] FRENCH YOUTH HOSTED IN THESSALONIKI THROUGH EU PROGRAM

    Eight young persons from the Kreolissimo association of France's Reunion are presently being hosted in the municipality of Polihni, near Thessaloniki, within the framework of the European program "Youth for Europe II".

    The program's theme is "youth discuss environment, free time and social isolation of young persons".

    Their Greek counterparts are to outline their activities in fighting racxism, as well as their experiences from last September's visit to Brussels, while the French youth will make a similar presentation.

    [08] REPPAS: THE GREEKS WILL BE ABLE TO TRAVEL TO EU COUNTRIES WITHOUT PASSPORTS STARTING IN THE YEAR 2000

    By the end of 1999 the Greek citizens will have the right to visit EU member-states without passports or other travel documents.

    The above were stated by Greek government spokesman Dimitris Reppas on the occasion of the discussion on the Schengen accord that was held in the cabinet meeting today and added that the Amsterdam treaty will soon be ratified in parliament.

    [09] REPPAS: 110.000 NEW JOB POSITIONS WILL BE CREATED IN 1999

    The government action plan on employment was discussed in the cabinet meeting today. Greek government spokesman Dimitris Reppas characterized as top priority the action plan against unemployment and added that 110.000 new job positions will be created in 1999 and for this purpose will be spent 500 billion drachmas.

    Mr. Reppas also said that the unemployment rate in Greece remains the same with a downward trend.

    [10] THE CABINET DISCUSSED THE SITUATION IN KOSSOVO

    Greek prime minister Kostas Simitis characterized as a very unfavourable development and a sad event the killing of 45 ethnic Albanians in Kossovo, while he pointed out the need for the case to be completely solved, adding that those who maintain the violence and lawlessness in the region should be brought to justice.

    Greek government spokesman Dimitris Reppas stated to reporters after the cabinet meeting that the Greek government called on the Belgrade government to take all the necessary measures to defuse the tension and arrest those responsible for the tragic event. The Greek government also called on Belgrade to cooperate with the international community by implementing to the fullest the agreements it has signed and by accepting the decisions of the International Penal Court of Justice.

    Also, the Greek government spokesman Dimitris Reppas mentioned that Greece will participate in the actions-initiatives of the international community in order to deal with the crisis while he expressed reservations on whether Greece will take part in the land military interventions in Kossovo. When asked to comment on the presence of frigate "Kimon" in the region he dissociated its presence from the whole situation and attributed it to training purposes.

    [11] REPPAS: THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION HAS THE GOVERNMENT'S CONFIDENCE

    Prime minister Kostas Simitis expressed the government's confidence in minister of education Gerasimos Arsenis in today's cabinet meeting.

    According to government spokesman Dimitris Reppas the minister acts keeping in mind that the education reform has to move ahead and reiterated that the doors of the education ministry are open to dialogue, while he called again on the students and teachers to return to their duties. Mr. Reppas said that the government is relatively satisfied because a large number of students have returned to their classes and it is a matter of time for the rest of the students and teachers to follow their example.

    When asked to comment on the likelihood of the resignation of the minister of education he said that there was never such a question.

    [12] MR. SKANDALIDIS PROPOSED THE CREATION OF A SOLIDARITY MOVEMENT FOR THE BALKAN COUNTRIES BY THE EUROPEAN SOCIALIST PARTY

    Governing socialist party of PASOK central committee secretary Kostas Skandalidis speaking in the 2nd conference of the European Socialist Party on the Balkans that is being held in Thessaloniki, backed the adoption of a political solution in Kossovo.

    The crisis in Kossovo, said Mr. Skandalidis, shows how fragile is peace, security and stability in the region, adding that such crises must be dealt with within a framework of a long- term programme. He also spoke of the need for an alternative strategy in Europe in which the Balkans also have a place. Mr. Skandalidis called for the fears and nationalism to be overcome in order to develop an inter-Balkan cooperation based on the protection of borders and the respect of territorial integrity.

    He suggested that a solidarity movement should be created by the European Socialist Party that will be the hope for the region of the Balkans. Mr. Skandalidis said that Turkey is not excluded from the European settlement he suggests, adding that this country should first meet the pre-conditions on human rights and etc which are in effect across Europe and strengthen its European orientation.

    [13] MR. PANGALOS UNDERLINED THE NEED FOR A CLEAR CONDEMNATION OF VIOLENCE

    Greek foreign minister Theodoros Pangalos, in a speech he delivered in a conference held in Athens today organized by the Greek Institute on European and Foreign Policy, underlined that in the case of Kossovo there is a need for a clear condemnation of violence.

    Mr. Pangalos pointed out that the situation in Kossovo is the result of the mistaken policy the international community has followed for the solution of the Yugoslav problem. He also stated that the permanent representatives of the NATO member-states meet in Brussels to discuss a specific proposal that will be submitted by the alliance.

    The Greek foreign minister stated that it would have been a disastrous mistake to approve a proposal for an ultimatum of bombardment for Yugoslavia with terms that will be impossible for Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic to meet. He also made it clear that in such a case Greece will not participate in military operations that will take place on the territory of a foreign country.

    [14] THE CABINET MET IN ATHENS TODAY

    The Schengen treaty and the new employment plan were the basic issues of today's cabinet meeting, while the issue of education was also discussed in detail.

    The education issue was presented by prime minister Kostas Simitis in his opening speech and according to information, he underlined that the government must continue its policy and not withdraw the education reform law. He also maintained that the crisis in education can be defused only through dialogue.

    Minister of education Gerasimos Arsenis stated that 3.100 schools are open across the country out of a total of 3.700, while he also referred to the effort for a dialogue with the 15member student councils.

    [15] NEW STREET BLOCKADES BY PROTESTING STUDENTS

    The students blocked more streets again today, while the coordinating body for the school building occupations announced that a new protest rally will be held on Thursday.

    Tomorrow, minister of education Gerasimos Arsenis will start a round of meetings with the presidents of the 15member student councils and the prosecutor's office brought charges against 25 youngsters who were arrested in yesterday's incidents in Athens.

    Meanwhile, the governing socialist party of PASOK youth organization calls for the immediate postponement of the implementation of the education reform for as long it is necessary and the opening of an unconditional dialogue with the participation of education sector representatives.

    [16] KARAMANLIS LAUNCHED AN ATTACK AGAINST SIMITIS-ARSENIS

    Right-wing main opposition party of New Democracy leader Kostas Karamanlis launched an attack against prime minister Kostas Simitis and education minister Gerasimos Arsenis by expressing indirectly the belief that the government will call for early elections that will be won by the main opposition party.

    Speaking in a one-day conference on education held in Thessaloniki by New Democracy, he said that Mr. Simitis is not familiar with the young Greeks while Mr. Arsenis is the personification of the crisis in education and the government's lack of credibility, adding that he must go and yet he remains. He appealed again to the students to return to their classes and requested the postponement of the implementation of the education law and the opening of a national dialogue on education.

    [B] INTERNATIONAL NEWS

    [17] ROMANIAN COAL MINERS CLASH WITH POLICE, CRISIS INTENSIFIES

    Romanian President Emil Constantinescu has stated that he will declare a "state of emergency" in his country if the coal miners press on with their rally towards Belgrade.

    Yesterday, the miners clashed with police forces when the latter tried to block the march. Dozens of policemen were injured during the episodes. The miners are demanding a 35-percent wage increase and the cancellation of government plans to close thirty non-profitable plants which would cost the jobs of 6,500 workers.

    [18] GREECE'S AMBASSADOR TO CANADA IS DIPLOMATS ASSOC. CHAIRMAN

    Greece's Ambassador to Canada, Ioannis-Alexandros Thomoglou, has been elected unanimously as chairman of Ottawa's Organization of Diplomats.

    Canada's governor-general, Romeo Leblanc, will be the honorary president of the newly-established organization, which aims to promote relations amongst diplomats in Ottawa and assist newly-arrived diplomats, develop relations between the diplomats and the Canadian government, and organize cultural and social events.

    [19] GREEK DEVELOPMENT MINISTER IN THE UNITED STATES

    Greece's development minister, Vasso Papandreou, is presently on a seven-day visit to the United States, where she has embarked on a series of meetings and contacts with US government officials and Greek-American leaders, among them the US Secretary of Energy, the assistant Secretary of State Mark Grossman, and others.

    In Washington, Ms Papandreou will meet with energy secretaries Bill Richardson and William Daly and the undersecretary for financial affairs, Stuart Eisenstadt.

    During her stay in the US, Ms. Papandreou will give an interview to CNN and will visit Houston's energy installations.

    On Monday she will attend a luncheon given in her honor by the Foreign Policy Association, at Manhattan's Yale Club. Ms. Papandreou will also be received by the Archbishop of America Spyridon.

    [20] SWISS ACCOUNTS INACTIVE SINCE 1945 CAN NOW BE COMPENSATED

    Switzerland has publicized a list containing the names of 580 individuals-bearers of inactive bank accounts since 1945, which had been confiscated by the Swiss-government. The said list is publicized in the on-line edition of the Swiss government's Gazette at www.switzerland.taskforce.ch.

    The interested parties can request further information at any Swiss embassy or consulate abroad or at the Swiss Foreign Ministry's "centrale d' annonce 1962 / 1999" agency.

    The deadline for filing compensation claims is September 30, 1999.

    [21] GREEK MINISTER OF INTERIOR SATISFIED OVER CONTACTS IN ALBANIA

    Greece's Minister of the Interior and Public Administration Alekos Papadopoulos has expressed his satisfaction at the contacts he has had during his official visit to Tirana, which concluded today.

    Mr. Papadopoulos, who was invited to Albania by Vice- President Ilir Meta, was received by Albanian President Rexhep Mejdani, Prime Minister Panteli Majko, Speaker of the House Skender Ghinushi and Public Order Minster Petro Koci.

    During a joint press conference, Mgrs. Papadopoulos and Meta stated that the ties between the two countries are excellent and the cooperation level is at the highest point in the history of bilateral relations.

    During his meeting with Mr. Meta, he said Greece's support for Albania's efforts will become more specific through a protocol of cooperation the two countries will sign in the near future.

    In addition, Mr. Papadopoulos and the Albanian government leaders discussed the developments in Kosovo.

    [22] GREEK DEPUTY FM: CYPRUS NEEDS MEDIUM-RANGE MISSILES

    Greece's Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs Yiannos Kranidiotis stated that Cyprus needs medium-range missiles, "a more flexible system than the S-300", during a television interview in Cyprus.

    According to Mr. Kranidiotis, Cyprus's purchase of the Russian-made S-300 missiles in January 1997 was "problematic", both diplomatically and militarily.

    "Diplomatically because it would complicate the Cyprus issue and Cyprus' prospects for EU accession and militarily because long-range missiles were not appropriate for Cyprus," he explained.

    Commending on the S-300's deployment in Crete as opposed to Cyprus, he stated that the decision was a "painful" one, albeit stressing that the worst was averted.

    "The worst would prospectively have been an incident, which would have led us into an (adverse) adventure and definitely to a freeze of the negotiations for Cyprus' EU accession," Mr. Kranidiotis stated.

    [23] BELGRADE RECALLS ITS DECISION TO EXPEL OSCE'S WALKER

    The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia has decided to recall its decision to expel the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) head of the verification mission from Kosovo Suntil the reasons for his unacceptable behavior are clarified." In its statement, the Yugoslav government said that the decision was drawn following last night's meeting between Foreign Misnter Zivadin Jovanovic and OSCE chief Knut Volebec.

    Furthermore, the said announcement refers to the contributions made by Russian President Boris Yeltsin and Premier Yevgeni Primakov, as well as UN'S Secretary-General Kofi Annan, in defusing the crisis.

    [24] GERMAN, TURKISH, GREEK UNIVERSITIES EMBARK ON COOPERATION

    The German University of Paderborn and the Turkish University of Mersin are to embark on a cultural cooperation program and will soon be joined by Greece's Ionian university.

    The said agreement was signed during the course of a European forum held in Paderborn and calls for student and faculty exchanges, as well as intensive political, scientific and economic cooperation between the EU and Turkey. The forum was attended by Ionian University representatives, which school will host the next forum during 1999. Ionian will become the cooperation agreement's third member in the imminent future.

    [25] THE UNITED STATES CONSIDER NEW PLANS FOR KOSOVO

    The United States consider new plans for Kosovo that will be submitted to the NATO member-states permanent representatives council in the next few days.

    Meanwhile, based on the initial conclusions reached by the OSCE specialists, who examined the corpses of the 45 victims in the village of Racak, it was established that there was a massacre and certain of the bodies had been carried to the region where they were found from elsewhere, according to the French newspaper "Liberacion".

    The ethnic Albanians maintain that the majority of the victims were unarmed civilians and only 8 of them were Kosovo Liberation Army rebels.

    [26] THE EU PLANS NOT TO ALLOW FRY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TO ITS MEMBER STATES

    The governments of the EU member-states plan not to allow to members of the governments of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Serbia to enter their countries in an effort to exert pressure on Belgrade to find a solution in Kossovo and defuse the crisis in the Serb province, according to statements made by diplomats to the French news agency AFP.

    An EU official stated that the EU foreign ministers will decide on the specific issue in Brussels where they will meet on Monday based on the latest developments.

    The EU already has imposed a visa ban on Yugoslav officials who are directly involved in the crisis in Kossovo, has frozen investments and assets in Serbia and has refused to grant landing rights to the state-run Yugoslav airline JAT.

    [27] FINANCIAL TIMES: THE EURO-EUPHORIA TAKES ATHENS OFF THE GROUND

    The British newspaper "Financial Times" mentions that Athens has "taken off" as a result of the increased Euro-euphoria and predicts that investors will become more and more confident that Greece will be the 12th member of the "Euro-club".

    The reliable London daily maintains that the performance of the Athens Stock Exchange has reached record-breaking levels and characterized it as the most successful money market in the world for 1998.

    In a report from Athens signed by Kerin Hope it is stressed that the steady progress in cutting inflation and limiting the state budget deficit have persuaded investors that Greece's goal to join the European single currency in 2001 is feasible.

    The article writer also presents data on the positive indexes of the economy, the public's tendency to buy stocks because of the bank interest rates cuts, the recent privatizations and those expected to take place in 1999.

    [28] THE NEWLY-FORMED BALKAN PEACE-KEEPING FORCE WILL NOT PARTICIPATE IN KOSOVO

    There are no proposals for the newly-formed peace-keeping force to be used in Kosovo or anywhere else in the Balkan peninsula, stated yesterday Bulgarian armed forces general army staff chief, wing-commander Micho Michov.

    According to his point of view, it is not right to determine where the Balkan peace-keeping forces will be sent before it is made clear what their specific training will be. The Bulgarian press points out that Mr. Michov's stance is shared by the rest Balkan countries.

    [29] THE FYROM PRESS CHARACTERIZES MR. MALLIAS AS EXCELLENT DIPLOMAT

    FYROM's mass media made positive comments on the work of head of the Greek liaison office Alexandros Mallias, on the occasion of his leaving the post, praising his great contribution to the development of the Greek-FYROM relations.

    According to the newspaper "Vetser", Mr. Mallias is the first Greek diplomat who was appointed to Skopje after the signing of the interim accord and undertook to improve bilateral relations and especially the development of economic cooperation.

    The newspaper "Dnevnik", with a comment under the headline "The great ice breaker Alexandros Mallias", characterizes the head of the Greek liaison office as an "excellent diplomat" pointing out that he participated in all the initiatives that led to the normalisation of relations between Athens and Skopje. The newspaper also writes that nobody can dispute the fact that Greece, of all the neighbouring states of FYROM, is its main economic and political partner.

    It should be noted that Mr. Mallias will leave his post by the end of the month and he will be replaced by Giorgos Kaklikis, diplomatic adviser to president Stephanopoulos.


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