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Alija to visit Pakistan:^
president of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Allja Izetbegovlc, will make a two-day visit to Pakistan starting this weekend, a foreign office spokesman said Thursday, reports AFP from Islamabad.
Izetbegovic's trip, due to start Sunday, follows the visit of his special envoy Stlaydzlc Sadzlda to Pakistan on Tuesday. Sadzlda brought a special message from the Bosnian President for Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
The spokesman said Pakistan had been forthright in its support to Bosnia against Serbia s "blatant aggression.'
Pakistan has already recognised Bosnia as an Independent sovereign state and fully supported the defence of its sovereignty and territorial integrity. It agreed to establish a Bosnian mission in Islamabad soon.
Afghan parties meet tomorrow:
a commission representing all the parties in Afghanistan s ruling coalition is to meet on Sunday to begin organising a council to decide the future government, Vice President Mohammad Nabi Mohammadi said on Thursday, reports Reuter from Kabul.
The commission is to be composed of two representatives from each Mujahideen party, as agreed In a peace accord signed this month by President Burhanuddln Rabbani and dissident hardline leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. Mohammadi said.
"It is a very delicate matter and their decisions will have to be taken very cafefuDy," he said.
The commission will carry out preparatory work for a council of delegates from across Afghanistan which Is to meet late next month or In November to decide the composition of tho future government, Mohammad! said.
The commission will decide the selection process for the council and set dates.
14 Indian troops die in mishap:
Fourteen Indian soldiers were killed when their truck skidded off a road In the northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh and plunged 500 feet (150 metres) Into a gorge, officials said Friday, reports Reuter from Guwahati.
They said the accident occurred on Tuesday and rescue workers had to battle through bad weather to reach the site.
By Thursday nigh they had recovered 12 bodies and hoped to find the other two soon, they added.
King Hussein back home:
King Husein of Jordan flew his own aircraft home to a triumphant welcome and street parties Thursday following surgery for cancer In the United States, reports AFP from Amman.
Sixteen Jordanian air force ETS escorted the Kings plane to Marka Military Airport 1n the suburbs of Amman, where Crown Prince Hassan Ibn Talal and Prime Minister Zeid Ibn Haker were waiting for the monarch and his wife. Queen Noor.
Ten* of thousands of well-wishers lined the highway to the city as others leaned out of windows to shower the King with flowers, shouting Arab greetings to their leader who had been absent from Jordan for more than a month.
Thursday was declared a public holiday tn Jordan.
King Hussein's motorcade with Prince Hassan at the wheel of his brother's car — took more than three hours to cover the 25 kms (15 miles) to the royal palace.
Flood hits Ethiopia:
Heavy rains and floods have destroyed houses and displaced several hundred families 1n villages In the southwestern Ethiopian region of Gamo Cofs. official radio Addis Ababa reported In a broadcast monitored here Thursday, reports AFP from Nairobi.
The radio said the flooding in the area was caused by the Baro river, which burst Its banks after heavy rains that had fallen this week in the highlands of llulabor and Kefa regions of western Ethiopia.
Last week, the radio said heavy rains had similarly destroyed hundred* of houses and left more than 200 families homeless tn the eastern region of Harerge.
Several hundred hectare* (acres) of crops and a large number of propertie* had also been destroyed by the heavy downpour, prompting officials of the Ethiopian Red Cross to step in to provide shelter for the victims of the Harerge . flooding, the radio had said.