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Former High Judicial Council’s President appointed as Consul in Rijeka

Published March 4, 2024
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The Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina appointed Milan Tegeltija as the new Consul of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Rijeka.

“In view of the large number of questions from journalists, I can confirm that the BiH Presidency appointed me as the Consul General of BiH in Rijeka at the session on February 29,” Tegeltija said on the X social network.

Tegeltija is the former president of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and since January 2022 he has been on the American blacklist – sanctions were imposed on him due to abuses during the performance of this position.

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