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Republika Srpska allocates Assistance for Youth

Published: July 9, 2022
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The Ministry of Finance of the Republika Srpska entity announced that as of Tuesday, July 5, 72,900 young people applied for the right to one-time cash assistance of 100 BAM.

“The great response of young people in the RS entity and the feedback we receive in contact with them indicate the fact that the Government, by making a decision on the payment of one-time aid, reacted adequately, giving support to high school students, students and young people in the conditions of suppressing the consequences of inflation,” the Ministry of Finance states.

Applications for 100 BAM aid for young people can be made by July 25 by filling out the application on the link published on the website of the Ministry of Finance, where the instructions for filling it out and the conditions that interested parties must fulfill are listed.

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