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Anton Vratuša

(Dolnji Slaveči, 21/2/1915 - , 30/7/2017)

Deputy Secretary - Federal foreign affairs secretariat (1969-1971)
Member - Federal executive council (1971-1978)
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A deputy Federal Secretary for Foreign Affairs from 1969 to 1971, and a member of the Yugoslav Federal Executive Council from 1971-1978, Vratuša was actively involved in the development of relations with the EEC after the signing of the first trade agreement. In view of the Community’s incoming enlargement, deepening and completion, he urged the Presidency of the Republic – which agreed – to foster direct and personal links with the European Commission presidents Franco Maria Malfatti (in 1971) and Sicco Mansholt (1973).

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