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Corrias: Italy Expects BiH to Quickly Form a New Government

Published: November 4, 2014
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rugerro corriasItaly expects from Bosnia and Herzegovina rapid formation of a new government which will be characterized by a reformist agenda so that this country can get closer to Europe, said Italian Ambassador to BiH Ruggero Corrias at a meeting held in Mostar today with Mostar Mayor Ljubo Bešlić, leader of the HDZ 1990 Martin Raguž and a representative of HDZ BiH Slađana Bevanda.

The main topic of the meeting was the outcome of the recent general elections and the process of forming new institutions which will have the task of leading BiH through deep structural reforms.

Ambassador Corrias visited Mostar on the occasion of the inauguration of the family house “Architect Angelo Spampinato” implemented by the association “Luciano Lama” with the contribution of Italian Cooperation, intended for training and professional engagement of young people who are orphans in Bosnia and Herzegovina, said the Italian Embassy in BiH.

 

(Source: Fena)

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