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Chairperson of BiH Presidency left the UN Session during HR Schmidt Address

Published: May 10, 2023
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The Chairperson of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Željka Cvijanović, said that she left the session of the UN Security Council during the address of the high representative in BiH, Christian Schmidt, because, as she stated, “he was not verified in that council, he continues to make an experiment of BiH, putting himself above the democratically elected institutions, for which the Dayton Agreement did not give him a mandate”.

“And the other day he declared: “I am the one who decides,” and I tell him we are the ones who decide because the people elected us,” Cvijanović wrote on “Instagram”.

Cvijanović is in New York, where she will address the UN Security Council today during the debate on Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Schmidt’s address was not attended by the heads of the permanent missions of Russia and China at the UN, who do not recognize him as a high representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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