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Mektic and Germain discussed the Political Situation in BiH

Published: August 15, 2019
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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Minister of Security Dragan Mektic met with the United States Deputy Ambassador Ellen Germain in Sarajevo on Wednesday to discuss the political situation and security co-operation.

Mektic and Germain exchanged views on the possibility of forming a new government at the state level, and in this context the possibility of adopting the Annual National Program (ANP).

Mektic said that there is great distrust and disagreement among the political leaders who have signed the agreement on formation of the government.

They also discussed co-operation and exchange of information on BiH citizens who fought in terrorist organizations in Syria and Iraq, and on women and children currently in camps in Syria.

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