Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today in Sarajevo that the countries of the Western Balkans must be in constant political dialogue and discuss the hardest and most complex issues in order to exploit the potential of this region.
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Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today in Sarajevo that the countries of the Western Balkans must be in constant political dialogue and discuss the hardest and most complex issues in order to exploit the potential of this region.
Brnabic, who is attending an annual meeting of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), said that it is necessary to invest more energy and resources in that.
She pointed out the exceptional importance of infrastructure connectivity in the region, and expressed satisfaction with the fact that in June Serbia will start building its section of the Belgrade-Sarajevo highway.
In addition, we should consider energy, and then digital connectivity, the Prime Minister said, stressing that it is necessary for the Western Balkans to be a region with a much more favourable business climate for small and medium enterprises.
After the agreement on roaming, the next thing is mutual recognition of academic titles. This will be an opportunity for young people to stay and find a good job, as once they leave, we lose them forever and it will be difficult to get them back, the Prime Minister underlined.
Brnabic briefly spoke with her colleagues as well as with EBRD President Suma Chakrabarti.