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Two Members of BiH Presidency met with US Congressman and Ambassador

Published September 1, 2023
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US Congressman Mike Turner and US Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina Michael Murphy met today in Sarajevo with Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željko Komšić and member of the Presidency Denis Bećirović.

“Congressman Turner and I met today with two members of the BiH Presidency to discuss the urgency of keeping Bosnia and Herzegovina on its Euro-Atlantic path and to emphasize the continued support of the United States for the territorial integrity, sovereignty and multi-ethnic character of BiH,” Ambassador Murphy wrote on Platform X , formerly Twitter.

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