Antonio Costa invites reforms in Bosnia to ensure progress to join EU
AdvertisementAs part of his journey via Palkan, European Council President Antonio Costa visited Sarajev on Tuesday. He was warmly welcomed when he arrived before he came to the presidency of Bosnia.
In a statementThe European Council president declared that the European Union is “firm” in the future of the country. He also congratulated the country’s triangular president – Shelljka CV Janovic, Denis Besirovic and Shelzko Gomik for his role in maintaining stability and security in the country and the region.
Recently, state officials have reported that the state authorities have reported that the country’s constitutional order has been reported as attacks on the country’s constitutional order.
The Western forces and the European Union condemned the provocation of Dodic after the Datan Agreement suggested that the Datan Agreement, the Peace Agreement, which ended the Bosnia War in 1995, had surpassed its goal.
In his statement, Costa emphasized the importance of the contracts, which refers to their 30th anniversary this year.
“This year, at the 30th anniversary of the Srebranica genocide and Paris’s Datan Agreement (e), I think it is an important news to remember,” he said.
The chairman of the European Council also urged some reforms to ensure that Bosnia exist to join the EU.
“We need the approval of two judicial laws, appointing a chief negotiator and accepting the reform agenda to take the way to join Bosnia-Hersakovina to join Europe.”
Bosnia is the only country that does not benefit from the EU development program for Western Balcans. Costa stressed that it is very important to implement these reforms to ensure that Bosnia citizens benefit from the EU program.
“Bosnia and Hersakovina would like to join other West Balkan partners and I would like to benefit from all things that the EU had to provide,” the Chairman of the Board said.
On Wednesday, Costa Montenegro and Albania will meet with President Jacob Mladovic in Bogorica and President Bajram Begaj in Trana. He will conclude his journey with the arrival of Scoopje in Northern Macedonia, where he will meet Prime Minister Histrigan Mikoski.
