(1)Balkan states, donors reaffirm efforts for peace

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TOKYO, Japan - Soccer star Dragan Stojkovic speaks in Tokyo on April 5 during an international conference aimed at promoting peace and economic development in the western Balkans. Stojkovic, a goodwill envoy to the forum, is now head of the Football Association of Serbia and Montenegro.

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