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Forum on the implications of Croatian Accession to the EU on BiH

Published June 25, 2013
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Trebinje i SrbijaAs a part of campaign on informing the public on implications of the accession of Croatia to the EU on BiH, Directorate of European Integrations of BIH Council of Ministers, in cooperation with competent institutions will organise, on 26 June in Trebinje the 7th Forum on the Implications of Croatian Accession to the EU on BiH, reports Fena.

Participants of the forum will talk about the implications of Croatian Accession to the EU on BiH, about activities of BiH Office of Veterinary and the export of food to Croatia after 1 July.

Citizens of Trebinje and border regions will have the opportunity to talk about all the important issues of the Croatian accession to the EU; travel, exchange of goods, etc.

 

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