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Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia-Herzegovina met with Japanese Ambassador

Published: February 12, 2020
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On 10th February, Ambassador Sakamoto Hideyuki met with Dr. Zoran Tegeltija, Chairman of the Council of Ministers, and they exchanged views on future development of bilateral relations in various fields.

Ambassador Sakamoto expressed expectations for development of bilateral relations through the Western Balkans Cooperation Initiative, as well as strengthening cooperation in the private sector.

Tegeltija thanked Japan’s longstanding development assistance and expressed his commitment to improve the business environment in BiH in order to attract more direct investment from Japan.

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