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BiH Minister of Defense to visit NATO Headquarters in Brussels

Published June 13, 2022
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The Minister of Defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sifet Podzic, will travel to the NATO Headquarters in Brussels tomorrow at the invitation of the Minister of Defense of the United States of America, Lloyd Austin.

Podzic will participate in the work of the contact group to help Ukraine from Russian aggression.

Today, in the presence of high-ranking officials of the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the British Embassy in BiH, NATO Headquarters Sarajevo and EUFOR, Podzic presented new and renovated facilities adapted to gender-sensitive, construction and architectural standards.

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