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N. Radmanović: We must move forward to the EU

Published January 15, 2013
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Chairman of BiH Council of Ministers Vjekoslav Bevanda said that BiH must fulfil all the conditions in order to submit an application for the EU membership in the first half of this year.

Chairman of BiH Presidency Nebojša Radmanović warned: ‘After we finish the package of several laws, we must talk about the changes to Constitution. There is a solution, and RS has the consensus concerning the issue, but FBiH does not.’

He said that the best is to make an asymmetric solution for BiH because BiH is already asymmetric.

He called all those who participate in this process to make steps forward in order for BiH to move forward to the EU.

‘The agreement of six parties is a positive thing after the one year deadlock in the political scene of BiH, and I believe the agreement can make serious changes in BiH’, said Radmanović.

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