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Half a Million BAM allocated for the Una National Park

Published: April 12, 2023
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Federal Minister of Environment and Tourism Edita Djapo and director of Public Enterprise National Park “Una” Amarildo Mulic signed yesterday the agreement on the transfer of approved funds for financing the program activities of that national park, the Federal Ministry of Environment and Tourism announced.

500.000 BAM has been allocated from the budget of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) for these purposes in 2023. The approved funds will be used by the National Park “Una” in accordance with the accepted Work Program, for ongoing operations and planned activities.

National Park “Una” is under the jurisdiction of the Federal Ministry of Environment and Tourism, and we have been financing the work of this institution for years. The national park is a true natural treasure of BiH and certainly represents a tourist potential that in the future can be the engine of the development of Krajina, but also of the entire Federation. In this sense, it deserves our support, as well as the support of other institutions of all levels of government,” emphasized Minister Djapo, as reported by the FBiH Government Office for Public Relations.

 

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