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The fourth Convocation of the Council of National Minorities of BiH constituted

Published: November 17, 2022
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At the first session of the fourth convocation of the Council of National Minorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a representative of the Roma national minority in BiH, Mujo Fafulić, was elected as the chairman of this advisory body of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The council members elected Todorka Jovanović, a representative of the Macedonian national minority in BiH, to the position of first deputy chairman, and Violeta Džolan, a representative of the Romanian national minority in BiH, to the position of second deputy chairman.

In addition to them, the Council also includes representatives of the following national minorities in BiH: Albanians – Zamire Sokoli – Begović, Austrian – Davor Ebner, Montenegrin – Skender Mustagrudić, Czech – Željko Vaško, Italian – Franjo Rover, Jewish – Ernest Grin, Hungarian – Saša Mićin, German – Velibor Kuvač, Polish – Dejan Piotrovski, Russian – Igor Kotjelnikov, Ruthenian – Mihal Hemun, Slovak – Danijel Štefek, Slovenian – Dragica Tešić, Turkish – Hakan Varan and Ukrainian – Miroslav Bobrek – announced the Public Relations Office of the BiH Parliament.

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