6 results for "Federation of BiH"
BOXMARK Leather, a major leather producer in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has secured long-term contracts and plans to hire 500 new workers. The company, which currently employs 1,000 people, will expand its workforce over the next year and a half. This expansion follows a visit from Federation of BiH Prime Minister Nermin Nikšić, who pledged government support for such economic growth.
2 days ago
Alija Kožljak, chief of staff for BiH Presidency Chairman Denis Bećirović, recently claimed Bosnia and Herzegovina has met all NATO membership conditions and could receive an invitation soon. However, this assertion is contradicted by NATO itself, which stresses the need for internal political consensus, resolution of military property issues, and increased defense spending. Adding to the complexity, Kožljak's personal standing with Turkish authorities, linked to a "black list," highlights a separate diplomatic challenge.
25 days ago
Hanadi Džabić Frašto, CEO of RCB Nanotehnologija, emphasized the circular economy as a key development opportunity for Bosnia and Herzegovina's industry. Her company leads in restoring high-purity carbon black, crucial for sustainable manufacturing and meeting European market demands. Džabić Frašto highlighted the need for structured collaboration among industry, institutions, and academia to fully leverage this potential for modernization.
21 days ago
Sabina Ćudić of Naša Stranka calls for stopping a major gas project until the U.S. clarifies its plans for the High Representative and state property issues. Her ultimatum follows the failure to appoint a successor to Christian Schmidt, revealing divisions among international powers. The U.S. is reconsidering its role in Bosnia and Herzegovina amid EU uncertainty regarding the High Representative's selection.
11 days ago
Amidst rising political tensions and secessionist threats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the selection of the next High Representative is crucial for safeguarding the nation's stability. This analysis proposes a Canadian candidate as an ideal choice, citing Canada's long-standing neutrality, multilateral diplomatic experience, federal governance insights, and commitment to BiH's sovereignty. Such an appointment could help restore international confidence in the Office of the High Representative and reinforce its role as a neutral guarantor of democratic governance, rather than a tool of geopolitical influence.
23 days ago
The selection of new judges for Bosnia and Herzegovina's Constitutional Court is mired in controversy, with legal expert Enver Išerić condemning the lack of transparency and procedural breaches. Adding to the political storm, Išerić has vehemently demanded the resignation of Naša stranka president Sabina Ćudić over her controversial remarks downplaying the ethnic and religious nature of the Sarajevo siege. He also criticized the ruling coalition's reform stagnation and alleged judicial instrumentalization.
24 days ago