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Government of the FBiH made Decision on Increase of Pensions

Published: May 19, 2023
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The Prime Minister of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Nermin Nikšić, said after the session of the FBiH Government, which was held today in Sarajevo, that the law on renewable energy sources was on the agenda, which was established in the form of a proposal and will go to the Parliament.

A decision was made on the extraordinary adjustment of the increase in pensions.

He stated that the FBiH Government then made a decision that the decision would come into force from July 2023.

“The new government decided to expand the number of months and speed up the process that will include an increase in that percentage, and pension payments will be 3.9 percent higher in May instead of July,” he pointed out.

He added that the government provided 14 million BAM for this adjustment.

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