GFAP

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GFAP is the commonly used abbreviation for the General Framework Agreement for Peace, the treaty that ended the Bosnian War in 1995.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international treaty ⓘ
peace agreement ⓘ
alsoKnownAs Dayton Accords ⓘ
linked to: Dayton Agreement

Dayton Peace Agreement ⓘ
linked to: Dayton Agreement

Dayton-Paris Agreement ⓘ
annexContainingConstitution Annex 4 ⓘ
chiefMediator Richard Holbrooke ⓘ
component Annex 1-A ⓘ
Annex 1-B ⓘ
Annex 10 ⓘ
Annex 11 ⓘ
Annex 2 ⓘ
Annex 3 ⓘ
Annex 4 ⓘ
Annex 5 ⓘ
Annex 6 ⓘ
Annex 7 ⓘ
Annex 8 ⓘ
Annex 9 ⓘ
definesConstitution Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina ⓘ
endedConflict Bosnian War ⓘ
endedConflictIn Bosnia and Herzegovina ⓘ
establishedEntity Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina ⓘ
Republika Srpska ⓘ
establishedStateStructure Bosnia and Herzegovina as a single sovereign state ⓘ
formallySignedAt Paris, France ⓘ
linked to: Paris
formalSigningDate 1995-12-14 ⓘ
fullName General Framework Agreement for Peace ⓘ
hostedBy United States Air Force ⓘ
language Bosnian ⓘ
Croatian ⓘ
English ⓘ
Serbian ⓘ
mediatedBy United States ⓘ
monitoredBy Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe ⓘ
negotiationVenue Wright-Patterson Air Force Base ⓘ
party Federal Republic of Yugoslavia ⓘ
linked to: Yugoslavia

Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina ⓘ
Republic of Croatia ⓘ
primaryPurpose to end the Bosnian War ⓘ
to establish a general framework for peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina ⓘ
providedFor deployment of a NATO-led Implementation Force (IFOR) ⓘ
subsequent Stabilization Force (SFOR) ⓘ
recognizedInternationalBordersOf Bosnia and Herzegovina ⓘ
region Balkans ⓘ
signatoryRepresentative Alija Izetbegović ⓘ
Franjo Tuđman ⓘ
Slobodan Milošević ⓘ
signedAt Dayton, Ohio, United States ⓘ
signedOn 1995-11-21 ⓘ
subjectMatter post-conflict governance in Bosnia and Herzegovina ⓘ
territorial arrangements in Bosnia and Herzegovina ⓘ

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