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Intensify Cooperation of BiH and Hungary

Published: May 8, 2013
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SONY DSCA delegation of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, led by Deputy Resource Minister Zsolt Nemeth, expressed readiness for a better, primarily economic cooperation with the RS and BiH, announced today the President of SDS Mladen Bosić.

After the meeting with representatives of the Hungarian delegation, he expressed hope that the RS government would have an understanding regarding the intensification of these relations.

“On the other hand, Hungary is in need of support regarding its international status’’, said Bosić and added that SDS representatives in the Parliament of the Council of Europe would give support to the Hungarian government to resolve issues of its Constitution in a way that is agreeable to the state.

He hopes that the economic cooperation between the RS and BiH would particularly intensify, because there is enough space for this.

He said that for the RS, the issue of the economy is the most important and more has to be done in this area.

(Source: Fena)

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