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MFA: Citizens of BiH are not recommended to travel to Lebanon

Published: October 3, 2024
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina announced that citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina are not recommended to travel to the Republic of Lebanon in view of the deteriorating security situation.

“Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina who are in this country can, in case of need, contact the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Amman (Jordan),” the Ministry’s announcement states.

The contact numbers of the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Amman are: + (962 6) 58 56 921; + (962 6) 58 56 924, and e-mail: amb.aman@mvp.gov.ba.

“If there are currently citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Islamic Republic of Iran, and they need certain information or assistance, they can contact the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Tehran,” the Ministry states.

The contact numbers of the Embassy in Tehran are +989104835866 and +982122701520

“The crisis headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina is on standby, and for all questions it is possible to contact directly via phone number: +387 33 281 234 and e-mail: emergency@mvp.gov.ba”, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina announced.

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