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Ambassador of Japan to Bosnia-Herzegovina met with Bosnian Minister for Civil Affairs

Published February 1, 2020
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On 28 January, Ambassador Sakamoto Hideyuki visited Ms. Ankica Gudeljevic, Minister for Civil Affairs of Bosnia-Herzegovina, and they exchanged views on the future development of bilateral relations in various fields.

Ambassador Sakamoto expressed expectations for strengthening cooperation in the field of healthcare and education. Ms. Gudeljevic thanked Japan for the long-term support of reconstruction and development after the conflict in BiH and expressed wish to expand cooperation in the sector of education, sport and youth issues.

 

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