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Progress Forward: Agreements for the Construction of Flooded Housing Facilities Signed

Published: January 15, 2015
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signingDirector of the FBiH Fund for aid to the areas affected by natural disasters on the territory of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Jasmin Jaganjac, together with the Mayor of Olovo Đemal Memagić, signed tripartite agreements on the allocation of resources to end users who have suffered the damages in the catastrophic floods.

Based on these agreements for the construction of flooded and damaged housing facilities this municipality will receive about 105,000 BAM.

Jaganjac and Memagić agreed to continue cooperation in overcoming the consequences of flooding, which is primarily related to the construction of the remaining houses and rehabilitation of road communication.

Also, Director of the FBiH Fund for aid to the areas affected by natural disasters with a representative of the municipality of Breza signed 22 tripartite agreements on the allocation of 37,975.75 BAM for rehabilitation of houses, and one agreement for funds to business enterprise worth 2,000 BAM.

 

(Source: Fena)

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