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Chief Prosecutor met with UNDP Resident Representative in Sarajevo

Published July 15, 2019
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Chief Prosecutor Gordana Tadić and her associates met with United Nations Development Program Resident Representative (UNDP) in BiH, Steliana Nedera

The topic discussed at the meeting was the cooperation between the UNDP and the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH in strengthening the rule of law and regional cooperation in the prosecution of war crimes cases.

Through its projects, UNDP supports the strengthening of regional co-operation in the fight against the impunity for war crimes.

Within these projects, regional prosecutorial conferences are organized at which the prosecutors discuss issues relevant to regional cooperation in war crimes cases.

The Chief Prosecutor Tadić conveyed her gratitude to UNDP representatives for their support as well as her belief that such successful cooperation will continue in the future.

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