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Diplomatic Passport awarded to Miralem Pjanic

Published: December 23, 2017
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Football player Miralem Pjanic, Dijana Boskovic, the best European volleyball player from BiH, Dr Snjezana Gajic from Banja Luka, and Sara Petkovic from Banja Luka, received diplomatic passports, which are awarded on the basis of discretionary right by Minister of Foreign Affairs of BiH, Igor Crnadak.

He reminded that he has the right to award the passport to any citizen of BiH under a discretionary right.

“I wanted to find something worthwhile and that will have a wider context,” said Crnadak, and added that Dr. Gajic and her family are fighting against Lafora disease not only for their children but also for everyone else.

Famous football player of Juventus, Miralem Pjanic, will receive the passport this weekend. Minister Crnadak noted that he also took part in this activity. Pjanic will prepare a charity dinner at the beginning of next year, and it will be attended by football players from his main club and their colleagues from Italy.

“This is the kind of sport-humanitarian activities for which we assessed that it deserves this kind of treatment,” stated the head of BH diplomacy.

(Source: fokus.ba)

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