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Council of Ministers Adopted Proposal on BiH-Serbia Cross Border Program

Published: December 1, 2014
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council of ministersThe Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina adopted the Proposal to the Agreement on Financing between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the European Commission in regard to the cross-border program Bosnia and Herzegovina – Serbia within the Pre-accession Instrument for 2013, with basis for signing. The value of the program is 2,352,942.00 Euros, of which 1,176,471.00 Euros is dedicated to BiH and Serbia. The aim is to bring people together and improve the economy with efficiency and competitiveness of economic rural and natural resources and via cross-border initiatives. The proposer, Ministry of Finance and Treasury will submit the draft agreement with basis for signing for the Presidency for further procedure, and for the BiH signatory director of the Directorate for European Integration Nevenka Savić was suggested, the PR Office of the Council of Ministers announced.   (Source: fena)

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