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BiH’s Presidency Chairman to call Ambassador of France to BiH for an Urgent Meeting followed by Macron’s Statement that BiH is “ticking time-bomb”

Published November 8, 2019
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Zeljko Komsic calls on the French ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina for an urgent interview following the latest statements by Emanuel Macron.

The cabinet of BiH Presidency Chairman Zeljko Komsic will invite the French ambassador to BiH for talks on Friday to clarify the views of French President, Emanuel Macron, in an interview with The Economist.

To recall, French President Emmanuel Macron stated that Bosnia and Herzegovina is a “ticking time-bomb” and the greatest concern for Europe in the Balkans due to what he said was its “problem of returning jihadists.”

“If you’re concerned about this region, the first question is neither Macedonia, nor Albania, it’s Bosnia-Herzegovina. The time-bomb that’s ticking right next to Croatia, and which faces the problem of returning jihadists,” Macron said.

 

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