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Covic met with British Ambassador in BiH Edward Ferguson

Published: February 25, 2017
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covic fergusonCroatian member of the Presidency of BiH, Dragan Covic, talked with Ambassador Ferguson about the current political situation in our country.

They agreed that, at this moment, it is important to lower the tensions that burden the reform process and draw attention from the European path of BiH, which visibly undermined the media climate and burdened the functioning of the state.

Regarding this, the officials agreed that it is necessary that institutions at all levels continue to fulfill reform obligations undisturbedly, particularly those in connection to the European path of BiH.

It was concluded that the negative effects of cyclic political crises need to be prevented and neutralized by the dedicated work on the implementation of key institutional and economic reforms at all levels through compromise, dialogue and functioning of institutions.

Ambassador Ferguson, at the end of the meeting, noted once again that his country will continue to provide full support to BiH on its European path.

(Source: NV)

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