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Dayton Agreement guarantees stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Belgrade,
29 May 2006
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica met today with UN High Representative for Bosnia-Herzegovina Christian Schwarz-Schilling and pointed out that it is important to preserve and respect the Dayton Agreement which guarantees the stability of Bosnia and Herzegovina, while the entities represent the foundations of the Agreement.
The collocutors especially stressed the significance of preserving the peace and stability in the region, and Schwarz-Schilling set out his view of constitutional changes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
They also said it is important to strengthen the economic relations between Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina and in that respect they emphasised the significance of the single free trade agreement in the region that should be realised through the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA).
They also said it is important to strengthen the economic relations between Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina and in that respect they emphasised the significance of the single free trade agreement in the region that should be realised through the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA).
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