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BiH Presidency Member visited Municipality affected by the Floods

Published: June 10, 2023
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Member of the BiH Presidency, Denis Bećirović, visited Teočak, where he spoke with the residents of this municipality, as well as with the mayor of the municipality, Tajib Muminović.

On this occasion, a member of the BiH Presidency visited the areas affected by the storm, which caused the greatest damage to the residents of the Sniježnica settlement.

Bećirović informed the citizens and the mayor of the municipality that he had already initiated activities, and requested the scheduling of an extraordinary session of the BiH Presidency. He proposed that the BiH Presidency, at the aforementioned session, instruct the BiH Council of Ministers to allocate initial intervention funds from the Budget of BiH institutions and international obligations of BiH for the year 2023.

The aforementioned proposal envisages an emergency intervention in the amount of 100,000 BAM for the Municipality of Teočak, with the aim of helping to rehabilitate the damage, which significantly exceeds the possibilities of the municipal budget, announced the BiH Presidency.

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