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Budimir Received Slovenian Ambassador Grasselli in Farewell Visit

Published July 20, 2013
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budimirThe President of the FBiH Živko Budimir received the Ambassador of Slovenia to BiH Andrej Grasselli in a farewell visit.

President Budimir thanked that Ambassador for his cooperation, his contribution to strengthening political and economic relations between the two countries, especially when it comes to helping BiH on its EU path and on cooperation with the Office of the President of the FBiH.

The Ambassador thanked President Budimir for his cooperation and expressed hope that the relations between the two countries will be better an that he would continue to work on these areas using the experience he gained during his stay in BiH, announced the Press Office of the FBiH President.

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