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Serbia advocates continued successful cooperation with Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bled,
4 September 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic met today on the margins of the Bled Strategic Forum in Slovenia with High Representative for Bosnia-Herzegovina Valentin Inzko, who said that Serbia wants to continue fruitful cooperation with that country.
Brnabic emphasized that she sees Bosnia-Herzegovina as one of the important economic partners of Serbia and that our country is satisfied with good economic cooperation and the fact that foreign trade is constantly growing.
She added that cooperation could be enhanced by increasing investments, implementing infrastructure projects and joint appearance in third markets, first of all in terms of the military and construction industries, noting that this is in the mutual interest.
Brnabic and Inzko also discussed the situation in the region, and agreed that political stability and a frequent dialogue that will solve open issues are important for the development of the Western Balkans.
The Prime Minister added that she expects further intensification of political dialogue at all levels from Bosnia-Herzegovina and expressed the hope that the mutual support on the path of European integration of the two countries will continue.
She added that cooperation could be enhanced by increasing investments, implementing infrastructure projects and joint appearance in third markets, first of all in terms of the military and construction industries, noting that this is in the mutual interest.
Brnabic and Inzko also discussed the situation in the region, and agreed that political stability and a frequent dialogue that will solve open issues are important for the development of the Western Balkans.
The Prime Minister added that she expects further intensification of political dialogue at all levels from Bosnia-Herzegovina and expressed the hope that the mutual support on the path of European integration of the two countries will continue.
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