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Five Croatian Parties in BiH will soon present a Common Candidate

Published: April 18, 2026
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The presidents of the five Croatian parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina (HDZ 1990-HRS-HNP-HDS-HSS) finalized the key elements of the coalition agreement in Mostar on Friday and announced that in the next 15 days they will present a joint candidate for the Croatian member of the BiH Presidency.

The meeting was attended by the leaders of HDZ 1990 Ilija Cvitanović, HRS Slaven Raguž, HNP Ivan Vukadin, HDS Ivo Tadić and HSS Mario Karamatić, together with party delegations.

After more than two hours of talks, they agreed on key positions, responsibilities and obligations within the future coalition.

Emphasis was placed on program guidelines, joint participation in the elections and post-election activities, where it was confirmed that they will act as a single political block.

The final signing of the coalition agreement is planned at all levels of government, HDZ announced in 1990.

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