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Petritsch Reflects on Effects of his Work in BiH.
A multiethnic Bosnia andHerzegovina is possible," Petritsch concluded.
Petritsch: Need for Outside Administrators in Bosnia May Dwindle.
This is clearly a new approach,I would say-- this is a partnership," Petritsch said.
Petritsch said the progress he has seen in BiH has changed his attitude.
BiH is still a fragile state," said Wolfgang Petritsch, adding that BiH is still divided along ethnic lines.
Petritsch compared BiH's small steps of progress to those of Austria following WWII.
The agreement was concluded under strong pressure from the international community's High Representative Wolfgang Petritsch.
Austrian diplomat Wolfgang Petritsch says the accession of the Balkans to the EU is possible in ten years' time.
Inzko would be the second Austrian diplomat to serve as top international representative in BiH,after Wolfgang Petritsch, whose three-year mandate ended in 2002.
Austrian diplomat Wolfgang Petritsch says the accession of the Balkans to the EU is possible in ten years' time.
The international community and local politicians welcomed the constitutional reforms imposed by the international community'sHigh Representative in Bosnia, Wolfgang Petritsch, on Friday(19 April).
In his last days, Petritsch prompted decisions to reform civil society, the judiciary and the police.
He is the sixth person to be appointed to the post, following Sweden's Carl Bildt, Spain's Carlos Westendorp,Austria's Wolfgang Petritsch, Britain's Paddy Ashdown and Germany's Schwarz-Schilling.
Petritsch told attendees of the Mostar Civic Forum that ethnically segregated education did not promote Bosnia's progress.
Former High Representative in BiH Wolfgang Petritsch passed decisions in February to harmonise entity laws on the annex.
Petritsch, who has overarching powers, is prepared to intervene, in the event the entities' parliaments decide to block the deal.
On 27 May, Ashdown will succeed Wolfgang Petritsch as the international community's High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Petritsch, an Austrian diplomat who has been high representative since 1999, was replaced byformer British politician Paddy Ashdown Monday(27 May).
Should there be further progress along those lines, Petritsch believes the international community could wind up its role by 2005.
Petritsch noted that policing in Bosnia would not be fully effective as long as there was a belief that certain individuals were beyond the reach of the law.
In addition to the two constitutional reform decisions-- one for each entity, Petritsch also issued a third decision amending the BiH election law in line with the new entity constitutions.
Petritsch imposed the amendments by virtue of special decisions that, his office said, marked the completion of the constitutional reform process.
Paddy Ashdown, the British diplomat who will succeed Petritsch in June, was quoted as describing the decision to impose the constitutional changes as the most significant step in the process of BiH's democratisation.
Petritsch reported he had recently submitted a programme of reform following an''alarming" independent assessment that identified certain weaknesses in the judiciary.
In March 2001,former High Representative Wolfgang Petritsch removed several officials, including Ante Jelavic, the Croat member of BiH's tripartite presidency at the time, over their role in the project.
Petritsch urged the participants to work together and identify solutions to existing problems, and then start pressing the responsible officials to improve the situation.
High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH)Wolfgang Petritsch holds a press conference on 24 May 2000 at the Justus Lipsius in Brussels, after a meeting of the Bosnian Peace Implementation Council.[AFP].
Petritsch launched the programme last summer believing that it was critical to mobilise every intellectual resource in the country to cope with the challenges that lay ahead.
Wolfgang Petritsch, the former EU special envoy to Kosovo, had a gloomy view of the future, saying tensions in Mitrovica would continue as long as Kosovo's status remains unresolved.