Remembering our role in Bosnia


Foreign players: Selvam (fifth from right) with the visiting UN group near the Mostar bridge in Sarajevo. — Picture courtesy of Paneerselvam Perambalam.

IT has been 20 years since the Dayton Peace Accord was initialled in Ohio in the United States in Nov 1995, and signed in Paris, France the following month.

The Dayton agreement ended almost four years of civil war among the Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks in the former Yugoslavia.

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