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Chairman of BiH Presidency met with Russian Ambassador

Published: December 19, 2018
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Chairman of BiH’s Presidency Milorad Dodik talked on Tuesday with the Ambassador of the Russian Federation to BiH Peter Ivancov.

President Dodik told Ambassador Ivancov that he advocates for the new Council of Ministers to be formed as soon as possible, pointing out that in consultations with Presidency members, all agreed for the new Chairman of Council of Ministers be a Serb.

Dodik told Ivancov that SNSD proposed Zoran Tegeltija as a candidate for the Chairman of BiH Council of Ministers.

The BiH Presidency Chairman stated to the Russian Ambassador that he will strive to improve relations between BiH and Russia.

Presiding Dodik and Ambassador Ivancov exchanged opinions on other current issues in BiH as well, Federal News Agency reports.

 

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