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Conversation on the improvement of the collaboration between Republika Srpska and Greece

Published December 6, 2012
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President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik met and talked today with the Ambassador of Greece Karlos Gadis about the bilateral collaboration in the fields of economy and commerce with an emphasis on the tourism and opportunities for improvement of the collaboration in this particular field.

During this meeting in Banja Luka they also talked about the process of Euro-Atlantic integrations. Dodik and Gadis exchanged opinions about the current political and economic issues in Republiks Srpska and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

 

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