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Leaders of Political Parties Satisfied With the Agreements on Positions

Published: February 25, 2015
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council of ministersAfter leaders of political parties of majority at the state level reached an agreement on allocation of positions in the new assembly of the Council of Ministers of BiH, one of the participants of the talks Mladen Bosić, President of SDS, stated they agreed on a balanced proposal and he noted that SDA will have one minister from Republika Srpska.

‘’It is high time, five months since the elections, to form new government without delays,’’ stated Bosić.

Deputy President of SDA Bakir Izetbegović confirmed that the party will have one minister from RS, noting it wants to position its people from the entire BiH to lead agreed ministries.

Commenting on only one ministerial position, Željko Komšić, DF leader said: ‘’Number of seats does not matter, what is important is for BiH to get Council of Ministers’’.

After the agreement, other participants addressed as well and Mladen Ivanić, PDP leader said he hopes the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH will approve joint Statement of Members of the BiH Presidency tomorrow, when the EU official Federica Mogherini is visiting BiH.

 

(Source: vijesti)

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