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Economic Reform Program of BiH adopted, sent to the European Commission

Published: March 18, 2025
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The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH)unanimously adopted and will submit to the European Commission the Economic Reform Program of BiH (ERP BiH)for the period 2025–2027, which was prepared by the Directorate for Economic Planning with the consent of coordinators from all levels of government.

The ERP BiH is a strategic document for coordinating and planning economic policies, managing reforms essential for improving competitiveness, fostering opportunities for new jobs and social inclusion, as well as meeting economic criteria in the pre-accession process.

The program was prepared in accordance with the European Commission’s Guidelines and is one of the key documents in the economic dialogue with the European Union (EU) in the accession process and achieving a functional market economy.

ERP BiH 2025–2027, in one of its chapters, includes structural reforms focused on competitiveness, sustainability, and resilience, as well as human capital and social policies. At the same time, it provides projections of BiH‘s average economic growth rate for the period 2025–2027 at around 3% annually, with growth based on domestic demand through increased private consumption and investment.

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