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Dodik: Hungary will take over the Projects that were supposed to be financed by Germany

Published: October 3, 2023
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The financial blockade of foreign investors, which Republika Srpska (RS) has been facing in recent months, apparently is not a worry for the president of this entity. From Hungary, after the meeting with Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Milorad Dodik stated: “It’s always nice to sit with friends who will take over projects that were supposed to be financed by Germany.”

A message also arrived that Hungary strongly opposes the application of sanctions in the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and the Serbs in our country because they could lead to an escalation of tensions.

“Orban expressed his willingness to replace projects that the Germans allegedly canceled, and now Germany is formally causing us problems because it does not want to resolve the contracts that regulate this cooperation,” said Dodik.

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