evidence: Jacques Klein regarding Bosnian use of the Port of Ploce and Croatian transit through Neum. The agreement is fully consistent with the 1994 Washington Agreement and the Dayton Peace Accords and represents an important step toward their full implementation. [...] The Neum corridor is a small portion of Bosnia and Herzegovina that physically separates two parts of Croatia. Without full and unimpeded access through this corridor, the historic city of Dubrovnik, now one of Croatia's key tourist areas, would have been cut off from the rest of the country. Restoring access to the users of the Port of Ploce and those transiting Neum was critical for both countries. [...] While presenting economic opportunity for Bosnia and Herzegovina and respecting Croatia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, the Ploce/Neum Agreement also represents an effort by both countries to put aside the mistrust of the past and look to a new era of economic cooperation. Croatian President Tudjman and Bosnian