Prime Minister Ana Brnabic today received the newly elected Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Serbia, Aleksandar Vranjes, and wished him a successful mandate.
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Big opportunities for further improvement of cooperation between Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Belgrade,
2 August 2023
The Prime Minister assessed that there is a lot of room for further improvement of cooperation between the two countries, especially in the field of economy, and emphasised the importance of implementing joint infrastructure projects, including the construction of the Belgrade-Sarajevo-Belgrade motorway.
Speaking about the “Open Balkans” Initiative, she said that the membership of Bosnia and Herzegovina would contribute to the inclusiveness of this initiative and the economic betterment of all citizens of the region.
The officials agreed that they will work together to strengthen and improve cooperation between the two countries in all areas of mutual importance.
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Author: Jovo Mamula
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