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B&H Council of Ministers to Discuss Border Crossings at Next Week’s Session

Published: August 23, 2013
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vjekoslav-bevandaThe B&H Council of Ministers will hold its next regular session next week, on Thursday, 29 August.

Chairman of B&H Council of ministers Vjekoslav Bevanda told Fena today that he prepared for the session information on achievements in the negotiations on border crossings and border trade with Croatia, and initiatives for further continuation of negotiations on retraining and the eventual opening of additional international border crossings between B&H and Croatia.

Information on plans for the joint sessions between the B&H Council of Ministers and governments of Croatia and Serbia is also expected to be discussed.

A debate on the draft law on amendments to the law on excise was proposed.

(Source: Dnevni Avaz)

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