Hungary's premier to visit Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, Albania this week

Hungary's prime minister will travel this week to the western Balkan region for meetings with the leaders of Bosnia, Macedonia and Albania, an official said Monday.

Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany will stop first in Bosnia-Herzegovina for talks with government leaders and the chairman of the House of Peoples and the House of Representatives, government spokeswoman Emese Danks said.

Gyurcsany also plans to visit with a Hungarian peacekeeping unit currently stationed in that country.

In Macedonia, Gyurcsany planned to meet with his counterpart and other leaders
On the third and final day of his Balkan tour — in the Albanian capital, Tirana — he was scheduled to attend a central European conference and meet with Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha, President Alfred Moisiu and the parliament chairman.

Details on the agendas for the meetings was not available.