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Residents of BiH to enter Macedonia only with their Personal Cards

Published: March 13, 2018
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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s (BiH) Foreign Minister Igor Crnadak signed an agreement with Macedonia’s Foreign Minister Nikola Dimitrov in Skopje yesterday. Officially, citizens of BiH from now on can enter Macedonia with a personal card, and citizens of Macedonia can enter in the same manner in BiH.

“Given that there is a similar agreement with Serbia, this means that residents can move only by carrying their personal ID cards when traveling from BiH to Macedonia,” Crnadak explained.

Minister of Civil Affairs of BiH Adil Osmanović and Minister of Education and Science of the Republic of Macedonia Renata Deskoska signed the Skopje Protocol on Cooperation in Education between the Ministry of Civil Affairs of BiH and the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Macedonia in order to develop and improve cooperation in the field of education.

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