The newly elected delegates to the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina submitted and signed a solemn declaration at the constituent session, after which three caucuses of delegates of the constituent peopels were founded: the Caucus of the Bosniak People; Caucus of the Croat People and Caucus of the Serb People.
Šefik Džaferović was appointed as the chairman of the Bosniak People’s Caucus, and the name of the deputy chairman will be decided later.
The chairman of the Caucus of the Croat People is Marina Pendeš, and her deputy is Zdenko Ćosić.
The Serb Caucus is headed by Sredoje Nović, and Snježana Novaković Bursać was appointed as his deputy.
This was followed by the election of the leadership of the House of Peoples of the state parliament.
The Bosniak Caucus consists of: Safet Softić, Šefik Džaferović, Džemal Smajić, Kemal Ademović and Dženan Đonlagić.
The Croat Caucus consists of: Marina Pendeš, Dragan Čović, Zdenko Ćosić, Ilija Cvitanović and Zlatko Miletić.
The Serb Caucus consists of: Snježana Novaković-Bursać, Nikola Špirić, Sredoje Nović, Radovan Kovačević and Želimir Nešković.
The newly elected first deputy speaker of the House of Peoples of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly from the Bosniak caucus, Kemal Ademović (NiP), said today in Sarajevo that the House is taking on the difficult responsibility of harmonizing and adopting reform laws.
He pointed out that he will personally support everything that is in the interest of Bosnia and Herzegovina and will do his best to ensure that these laws enter into force as soon as possible so that Bosnia and Herzegovina citizens become finally better off.
Ademović said that he will be against or abstain from voting on all laws or their parts that may be harmful to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
He emphasized that he will consult his colleagues in the Bosniak Caucus about everything and that he will not make any moves without them.
“Obtaining candidate status for Bosnia and Herzegovina gave us a chance to make a step forward and start processes that have been stalled for many years,” said Ademović.
