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Slovak Ambassador Mojžita visited Srebrenica

Published: January 16, 2013
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Ambassador of Slovakia in BiH Miroslav Mojžita visited Srebrenica accompanied by businessman Munir Pasagić, and the president of Slovak Most-Hid party, who is also a member of  Slovak parliament and a member of the Board for human and minority rights Béla Bugár.

”For me one of the best news I’ve received was the fact that all political parties in Srebrenica are in one coalition and that they plan to move forward. Slovak Republic has a project to help foreign countries and will give money to Srebrenica”, said the ambassador.

Pašagić was awarded with the award ”Golden Charter of Srebrenica Municpality” for his contribution in development of Srebrenica.

”Srebrenica is my city, my people and I will always be ready to help to my city and my people”, said Pašagić.

”Ambasador Mojžita is the first ambassador in BiH that visited Srebrenica in the New Year, and not in July or in other months”, said the mayor of Srebrenica Ćamil Duraković.

He informed the ambassador about the development plans for Srebrenica.

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