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Serbia wants improvement of cooperation with Bosnia-Herzegovina
Belgrade,
6 December 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today during a meeting with members of the Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina held in Belgrade that Serbia strongly supports development of relations with that country and that it sees it as one of the key partners in the region.
From left: Mladen Ivanic, Dragan Covic, Ana Brnabic and Bakir Izetbegovic
In the talks with Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina Dragan Covic and members of the Presidency Bakir Izetbegovic and Mladen Ivanic, Brnabic expressed satisfaction over good economic cooperation and the fact that foreign trade exchange is growing continuously.
The interlocutors agreed that cooperation could be enhanced by increasing investments, implementing infrastructure projects and a joint appearance on the third markets.
Brnabic underlined that Serbia is satisfied with the fact that there is mutual support in the process of European integration and regional cooperation, expressing satisfaction that Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina successfully cooperate in several regional initiatives within the framework of the Berlin Process.
The Prime Minister and the delegation of the Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina noted that stability in the region is important for the development of the Western Balkan countries and an honest dialogue that will solve all outstanding issues.
The Prime Minister said she expects further strengthening of the political dialogue, and she hopes that mutual support in creating a better political and economic climate in the region will continue.
The interlocutors agreed that cooperation could be enhanced by increasing investments, implementing infrastructure projects and a joint appearance on the third markets.
Brnabic underlined that Serbia is satisfied with the fact that there is mutual support in the process of European integration and regional cooperation, expressing satisfaction that Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina successfully cooperate in several regional initiatives within the framework of the Berlin Process.
The Prime Minister and the delegation of the Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina noted that stability in the region is important for the development of the Western Balkan countries and an honest dialogue that will solve all outstanding issues.
The Prime Minister said she expects further strengthening of the political dialogue, and she hopes that mutual support in creating a better political and economic climate in the region will continue.
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