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Yslav, Libyan issues dominate Bali meet
JAKARTA. May 18: The Non Aligned Movement (NAM) tried to shift its focus to economic challenges facing the Third World but events in Yugoslavia and Libya kept the group rooted In politics at a crucial conference that ended at the weekend, reports Reuter.
The entire opening day on Thursday was token up by a bitter wrangle over whether to Invite two breakaway Yugoslav republics to attend the two-day Non-Aligned Foreign Ministers conference at the Indonesian resort island of Balt
Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Harold Herat said the movement whs seriously trying to make Itself relevant after the cold war by taking up economic issues troubling developing countries.
"But the realities on the ground are that political Issues still dominate the movement." Herat told Reuters.
Indonesia, which takes over NAM chairmanship from Yugo slavia at the summit in Jakarta In September, spearheaded attempts to devote more time to economic Issues.
"...The need of the moment is to put these (economic) Issues back onto the top of our priority agenda." President Suharto told the conference, aimed at preparing for the Jakarta summit.
But the final statement put out by ministers dealt only briefly with economic Issues.
They concentrated on events In three breakaway Yugoslav republics of Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia-Herzegovina
and on human rights. Several nations urged that aid not be tied to human rights tn recipient countries.
Croatian and Slovenian delegates were disappointed at the failure of their attempt to gain official observer status at Boh.
"They were too Involved tn the game of compromise, falling to see the new realities in the world." Croatian delegate Damir Grublsa said of the Non-Aligned members.
Indonesian Foreign Minister Alt Alatas told a news conference at the end of the summit there would always be some compromise in NAM because It sought consensus In dealing with any Issue.
The approach made the conference postpone epn-tentlous issues such as Croatia and Slovenia until the Jakarta
The ministers agreed at Bali to push only for a swift with drawal of outside forces from Bosnia-Herzegovina.