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Chief Prosecutor met with Delegation of the US Embassy

Published: February 14, 2021
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The Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Gordana Tadic, together with the Head of the Terrorism Section, Cazim Hasanspahic and associates, met with the official of the US Embassy, Mr. Thomas Saunders, US DOJ – OPDAT Regional Counterterrorism Resident Legal Advisor, as well as Goran Krnaich, US DOJ – OPDAT Resident Legal Advisor to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Chief Prosecutor met with Mr. Saunders on his inaugural visit, and presented to him the work and activities of the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH in the counter-terrorism area. She especially pointed out the significant results in terms of issued indictments in this area, as well as the work and activities within the Counterterrorism Task Force.

The Chief Prosecutor thanked Mr. Saunders for the assistance and cooperation provided by the US institutions to the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH in this area, and stressed that the cooperation will continue in the future

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