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Ivanic and Zvizdic sent Telegram of Condolences to the President and Prime Minister of Macedonia

Published: August 8, 2016
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macedoniaMember of the Presidency of BiH, Mladen Ivanic, sent a telegram of condolences to the President of Macedonia Gjorge Ivanov on the occasion of bad weather conditions in that country, which took dozens of lives.

“I was deeply shaken by the news of disaster that hit Macedonia, in which died a large number of people. In this sad moment for your country and people, I sincerely sympathize with your suffering and the families of the victims,” as stated in Ivanic’s telegram.

According to the telegram, “difficult images of your country reminded us on everything that we went through two years ago, so our compassion is even bigger.”

“Dear President Ivanov, please send my deepest condolences and solidarity to the citizens of Macedonia, with the desire to overcome the consequences of this terrible disaster that befell you very soon,” as stated in the telegram of Ivanic.

Chairman of the Council of Ministers of BiH, Denis Zvizdic, sent his condolences to the Prime Minister of Macedonia Emil Dimitriev, on the occasion of catastrophic consequences of the floods that affected Skopje.

(Source: klix.ba)

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