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Which Priorities were determined for B&H by the World Bank?

Published: July 30, 2015
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World Bank Priorities radiosarajevo.ba

The Chairman of the Council of Ministers of B&H Denis Zvizdic confirmed yesterday that, at the session of the Fiscal Council, it was discussed about the elements of the global fiscal framework of B&H for the period 2015 until 2018, and about the project strategy of the World Bank for B&H for the period 2015 to 2020.

“We agreed that it is a quality strategy, especially on the priorities and specific design guidelines predicted for B&H by the World Bank”, said Zvizdić after a meeting in Banja Luka with the Prime Ministers of the RS and the FB&H Zeljka Cvijanovic and Fadil Novalic, at which the session of the Fiscal Council of B&H was held as well.

The Chairman of the Council of Ministers specified that it was agreed that in late August or in early September all levels of government, and subsequently by a unique document, are to propose projects which they consider to be of the highest priority for the entities, as well as for the Council of Ministers of B&H, at this moment.

(Source: faktor.ba/ photo radiosarajevo)

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