Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and Chairman of the Presidency of BiH Bakir Izetbegovic will meet on the 12th of April in Mostar.
Previously, it was announced that Vucic will come to Mostar and meet with Dragan Covic, Croatian member of the Presidency of BiH, and not with Izetbegovic.
Izetbegovic announced the possibility of revision of BH genocide lawsuit against Serbia, which was followed by polemics and opening of a new misunderstanding between Belgrade and Sarajevo.
“I’m going to Mostar to represent Serbia, first of all the Serbian economy. I do not need to sharpen the rhetorics for the election results. I’m not going to deceive people in that way, as these analysts do. I will not do that,” stated Vucic.
When it comes to BiH, he added that Serbia’s position has not changed and that it “continues to respect the territorial integrity of BiH”. He also repeated that “he will not let anyone to endanger Republika Srpska”.
Although Vucic announced that he will no longer talk about BiH, Izetbegovic stated that he is ready to talk.
“If Vucic’s hand is offered and he still wants to talk with Bosniaks, we are here. But we will not reduce ourselves, we will seek for justice until the end and he should not expect anything else from us,” said Izetbegovic.
Izetbegovic also said that the relations between Serbia and BiH will be better, because there is no other alternative.
(Source: vijesti.ba)
