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Which foreign Languages the Mayors of Sarajevo Municipalities speak?

Published: October 8, 2016
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semir_efendic_245152Local elections in Sarajevo did not offer much uncertainty, especially when it comes to the race for mayor offices.

Three mayors kept their offices: Nedžad Koldžo in Novo Sarajevo, Semir Efendić in Novi Grad and Ibrahim Hadžibajrić in Stari Grad. The new name is Nedžad Ajnadžić.

New Mayor of the Municipality of Centar Sarajevo, Nedžad Ajnadžić, defeated his competition without much uncertainty. His biography says that he speaks English and Russian. What about other mayors of Sarajevo?

According to his personal statement, Semir Efendić actively speaks English language, while the biography of the Mayor of Stari Grad Ibrahim Hadžibajrić says that he passed the advanced course of German language in Goethe Institute in Vienna.

While there is no such information about Nedžad Koldžo, it is worth to mention the Mayor of Ilidža Senaid Memić who recently bragged in one TV performance about how he speaks English, Turkish and Arabic language, thus becoming a viral hit.

(Source: ba.n1info.com)

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