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EUFOR is a necessary Partner in Maintaining the Security Situation in BiH

Published: August 10, 2024
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Federal Minister of Internal Affairs Ramo Isak visited EUFOR Commander Major General Lászl Sticz, and they discussed the current security situation in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and other significant issues of mutual interest.

As reported by the Federal Ministry of the Interior, Minister Isak informed the commander about the key activities carried out by the Federal Ministry of the Interior.

“General Sticz thanked for the visit and praised the efforts and commitment of Minister Isak, who constantly invests in improving the security situation in the territory of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina,” it is stated in the statement.

Isak thanked Major General Sticz for his continuous support to the federal MUP and pointed out that EUFOR is an important and necessary partner in maintaining the security situation both in the Federation and in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a whole.

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