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BiH’s Prime Minister Deniz Zvizdic sends Telegram of Condolences to his French Counterpart

Published: April 16, 2019
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Chairman of BiH Council of Ministers Denis Zvizdic expressed regret because of the fire that broke out at the Notre Dame Cathedral

On the occasion of the catastrophic fire that took place last night in the Notre Dame Cathedral, chairman Zvizdic sent a telegram of condolences to French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe.

“I watched how the flames destroy one of the most beautiful architectural monuments in Gothic France, over eight centuries old Notre-Dame Cathedral,” was written in the telegram.

Bosnia and Herzegovina and Sarajevo, whose numerous monuments had a similar destiny, are together in their thoughts with the citizens of Paris and all of France.

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