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Police Delegation from Slovenia Visited the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies in BiH

Published: March 28, 2013
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The Director of the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies in BiH Himzo Selimović received in Sarajevo today a police delegation from Slovenia, led by Karol Turk, the Deputy General Director of the Slovenian Police.

The visit represents the continuation of very successful police cooperation between Slovenia and BiH, and they spoke about the improvement and strengthening of cooperation in all segments.

Apart from Turk, the Slovenian delegation was composed of: Frank Marjam, the Assistant General Director of the Criminal Police Directorate of the Slovenian Police, Robert Furman, the Consultant Director for International Cooperation, and Janko Goršek, the police attaché of the Embassy of Slovenia to BiH.

Turk held a presentation on the topic of “Experience of Slovenian Police in Prevent Massive Violations of Public Order and Peace”.

Representatives of all law enforcement agencies in BiH were present, which in this way became familiar with the activities of the Slovenian police in the performance and tasks to prevent massive violations of public order and peace.

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