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Members of the Presidency of BiH have the highest Salaries in the Region?

Published: June 25, 2021
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It is interesting that officials of Bosnia and Herzegovina are taking the highest amount of money from the budget. Therefore, three members of the Presidency of BiH receive a total of 3.570 EUR each month.

Thus, the highest body in the administrative apparatus of BiH costs more than 10,000 EUR.

It sounds incredible, but even the President or the Prime Minister of Republika Srpska has twice the salary as the top official in neighboring Serbia.

Although the most developed in the region, Slovenia does not have the best-paid statesmen. It allocates similar funds as Croatia. Montenegro is in the middle when it comes to earnings of their official, while the state apparatus of Macedonia is somewhat more expensive than the one in Serbia. There is almost the same income ratio in the region when it comes to the salaries of ministers as well.

(Source: fokus.ba)

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