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Confirmed Composition of the City Council of the City of Sarajevo

Published: April 23, 2025
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The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has today adopted a decision to confirm the results of the indirect elections for the City Council of the City of Sarajevo. The CEC has hereby confirmed the internal elections for the City Council, conducted in the Municipal Councils of the four municipalities that make up the City of Sarajevo.

Thus, from the Stari Grad Municipal Council to the City Council, Vedad Deljković (DF), Muamer Mekić (SDP), Adi Zahiragić (SDA), Emir Bićo (NiP), Armin Buljugić (SDA), Srđan Simonović (DF) and Željko Ler (SDP).

From the Centar Municipal Council to the City Council, Jasmin Ademović (NiP), Alen Girt (Naša stranka), Svjetlana Šošić (SDP), Amer Herenda (SDA), Sonja Mušić (DF), Zlatko Ilić (Naša stranka) and Zvonko Ivišić (SDP).

Kerim Balić (SDA), Srđan Srdić (SBiH), Edhem Imamović (NiP), Edison Pavlović (Naša stranka), Mirza Ramić (DF), Dragana Bogdanović (Naša stranka) and Armin Handžar (SDP) are going to the City Council from the Novo Sarajevo Municipal Council.

From the Novi Grad Municipal Council to the City Council, Nejra Džanko Zukobašić (SBiH), Jasmin Smječanin (SBiH), Hana Keč (Naša stranka), Dino Okerić (NiP), Azra Čomor (SDA), Damir Filipović (SDP) and Bojan Vučković (SDP) are going to the City Council.

The Troika parties have 16 out of 28 councilors, and the question also arises as to how Vedad Deljković will vote, given his good cooperation with the Troika and Mayor Irfan Čengić in Stari Grad.

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