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Chairman of BiH Council of Ministers Received in Farewell Visit Italian Ambassador

Published: July 12, 2013
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bevanda cardona 120713 foto1Chairman of the BiH Council of Ministers Vjekoslav Bevanda received the Ambassador of Italy to BiH Raimondo de Cardona for a farewell visit.

During the meeting they spoke of the excellent bilateral relations between the two countries.

Bevanda said that Italy would continue to support consolidation, development and progress of BiH in Euro Atlantic integration.

They spoke of the very important projects in the electricity sector, such as the opportunities to invest in that sector.

Cardona thanked Bevanda for the excellent cooperation during the last period.

He spoke of the organizing of a prayer gathering of St. Giles, which was also attended by the former Prime Minister of Italy Mario Monti and a large number of European officials, and whose operational part for the most part was provided by the Chairman of the BiH Council of Ministers.

He expressed hope that in the next period there will be improvement of good relations of the two countries.

Bevanda wished Cardona success in his further diplomatic mission and thanked him for the dedication and friendship that he showed towards BiH, announced the BiH Council of Ministers.

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