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FBiH Government Supposed Agreement on Tourist Cooperation with Georgia

Published: July 20, 2013
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vlada-federacije-bihThe FBiH Ministry of Environment and Tourism supported the draft agreement on cooperation in the area of tourism between the BiH Council of Ministers and the Georgian government.

The government assessed that the agreement would contribute to strengthening cooperation in the area of tourism as a strategic industry, confirmed to Fena from the FBiH Minister of Environment and Tourism.

Given that there are positive reviews of all relevant institutions, the BiH Presidency adopted a decision for initiating proceedings for negotiations.

The information was forwarded to Georgia and now they are waiting for their response in order to continue the procedure regarding negotiations and concluding the agreement.

(Source: Dnevni Avaz)

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