Macedonia, Bosnia want share of FRY gold reserves

Today, on his return from Sarajevo, where a meeting had taken place of the heads of the national banks of the countries that emerged after the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY) broke up, Ljube Trpeski, governor of the Bank of Macedonia, stated that a proposal to divide up the 46 tons of gold in Basel gave preferential treatment to the developed republics of Slovenia and Croatia.

Trpeski told Macedonian state television that Macedonia and Bosnia-Hercegovina had suggested a new model

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