OHR related Interviews

In an interview for Dnevni list, the High Representative Valentin Inzko talked about the current situation in the country, and warned that the ongoing crisis must be overcome as soon as possible, where compromise and dialogue are the only solutions.

The only way forward is dialogue and compromise. Certainly there are some very concerning trends currently in BiH.

At the beginning of the election campaign Valentin Inzko, the High Representative, called upon all political parties and leaders to refrain from hate speech and inflammatory rhetoric.

First of all, let me say that I welcome the fact that BiH has remained consistent in calling for an end to the ongoing violence in Syria.

We have analyzed the parliament’s rulebook and believe that it sufficiently clearly defines roles of the parliament’s key bodies – including the Collegium, Speaker, and Deputy Speakers – in convening sessions of the parliament.

When we speak about Srebrenica, there is one thing that must be mentioned first of all: all of us – the people in BiH and the international community – have a shared responsibility to make sure that the crimes committed there never happen again and that the victims of Srebrenica are not forgotten.

Visoki predstavnik u BiH Valentin Incko tvrdi da u slučaju „Dobrovoljačka“ pravda tek treba da bude zadovoljena.

Taking urgent measures to promote economic growth and stimulate employment and to move Bosnia and Herzegovina towards the EU and NATO must be tackled as a priority as well. The Council of Ministers and other levels of government must cooperate closely to this end.

RS President Milorad Dodik could be the locomotive for the whole region, High Representative to BiH Valentin Inzko said in an interview for «Dnevni avaz».