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Nearly 2.4 Million BAM secured for Returnees in BiH

Published: February 27, 2019
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Minister for Human Rights and Refugees of Bosnia and Herzegovina Semiha Borovac and BiH Refugee and Displaced Persons Commission Chairman Mato Jozic will tomorrow, with representatives of 36 cities and municipalities, sign agreements on co-operation on the implementation of infrastructure and electrification projects in returnee settlements.

These are projects with a total value of nearly 2.4 million BAM.

Nearly 1.8 million BAM has been provided for infrastructure projects, and 50 projects will be realized in 36 municipalities and cities, while 60,000 BAM will be provided for 10 electrification projects.

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