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Ambassador Hunn: Mostar has a great Tourism Potential

Published: March 18, 2023
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The Mayor of Mostar, Mario Kordić, met on Friday in the City Hall with the Ambassador of Switzerland to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Daniel Hunn.

On that occasion, the Mayor of Mostar informed the Swiss Ambassador about the development projects being carried out in the city on the Neretva River.

Mayor Kordić briefed the Ambassador on the construction of a solar power plant as one of the most significant projects. This decision was made based on the analysis of the potential for the number of hours of sunshine and the change in electricity prices at the global level.

Ambassador Hunn pointed out that Mostar has a great tourism potential that needs to be developed. He invited the mayor to a concert at the Music Center Pavarotti, which is being held as part of the Francophonie Day in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Christophe Meyer, guitarist and vocalist, will perform the concert starting at 9:00 p.m., accompanied by drummer Paul Maillard, the City of Mostar announced.

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