FOREIGN MINISTERS OF EIGHT COUNTRIES IN SOUTHEAST EUROPE POSE IN OHRID, 2000-07-14 (photo)

(L to R) Romanian state secretary in Foreign Minister Eugen Dijmarescu, South-East Europe Stability Pact's High Representative Bodo Hombach, Abanian Foreign Minister Paskal Milo, Greek Foreign Minister George Papandreou, Macedonian Foreign Minister Alesandar Dimitrov, Bulgarian Foreign Minister Nadezhda Mikhaylova, Turkish Foreign Minister Ismail Cem, Croatia's Foreign Minister Tonino Picula and Bosnian deputy Foreign Minister Mladen Bosic pose for picture in town of Ohrid July 14. Foreign ministers of eight countries in Southeast Europe have met in Ohrid, Macedonia, on Friday to discuss stability, security, and democracy in the region as part of the Southeast European Cooperation Process. Attending the fifth SEECP conference are the foreign ministers of SEECP's six member-states, Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia, Romania, and Turkey, as well as of Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, which have observer status. PEK//ME