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EU Commissioner Várhelyi and Mayor Kordic on the situation in Mostar

Published November 26, 2021
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EU Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement Olivér Várhelyi accompanied by the head of the EU Delegation to BiH Johann Sattler, discussed the situation in Mostar with Mayor Mario Kordić and City Council President Salem Marić yesterday. They also discussed processes that have been initiated since the constitution of the new legislative and executive branch in Mostar.

It was emphasized that Mostar today is a positive example of cooperation and coexistence in BiH and that it can be an example for the rest of the country at all levels. Despite numerous deficits that arose in the time without the existence of the City Council, it was said that numerous processes and projects have been launched in this short time, the City of Mostar announced.

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