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Инцко: Реинтеграција и функционалност морају поново бити водећи принципи за Босну и Херцеговину
21.11.2015“Желим да нагласим колико је суштински важно да мудро искористимо 20. годишњицу Дејтонског споразума, обновимо нашу визију за Босну и Херцеговину и поново откријемо нашу сврху”, рекао је високи представник Валентин Инцко на форуму чији је домаћин био град Дејтон, у знак обиљежавања 20. годишњице Дејтонског мировног споразума. [...]
PDHR Berton speaks at Budapest conference marking 20 years of Dayton
18.11.2015Principal Deputy High Representative Bruce G. Berton participated in the conference “Bosnia and Herzegovina: 20 Years After Dayton” co-organized by the Center for EU Enlargement Studies and the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung in Budapest.
Time to change the political dynamic in Bosnia and Herzegovina
17.11.2015“Bosnia and Herzegovina desperately needs to come together and to work for a common purpose while the international community needs to support those who are willing and ready to follow this path. Now is the time to get behind the changing political dynamic in Bosnia and Herzegovina so the country and its many talented and hardworking people can rea [...]
HR Inzko expresses condolences over attacks in Paris
15.11.2015The High Representative to BiH, Valentin Inzko, expressed his deepest condolences to the French people in the aftermath of the horrific attacks that occurred in Paris on November 13th.
HR Inzko participates at Princeton Colloquium on “Emerging Security Challenges” held in Liechtenstein
13.11.2015High Representative Valentin Inzko is participating today in a closed colloquium organized by Princeton University and the Reigning House of Liechtenstein on “Emerging Security Challenges“, where he will discuss the challenges presented by the current largescale movement of migrants and refugees through the Western Balkans.
Opportunities opening up for BiH – time to increase momentum and fully respect the Peace Agreement
10.11.2015On the 20th anniversary of the Dayton Peace Agreement, “we need to raise our expectations and once again see the kind of concrete results and the positive momentum that we saw in the first decade of the peace process,” High Representative Valentin Inzko told the United Nations Security Council today.