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BANJA LUKA, September 1 (FENA) - President of the Serb Democratic Party (SDS) Mirko Šarović has not ruled out his stay in the BiH Council of Ministers for the next three years.
"All options are still in play. Every option you think of is still possible and we are elaborating on every detail, including the one for us to be part of the executive branch, but it also does not have to happen," said Šarović, who is still incumbent Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
He believes that it will be very difficult to reach the deal on the new BiH Council of Ministers by the 2020 local elections.
"It is not impossible, but it will be very difficult," he said.
He added at a press conference in Banja Luka today that they hold a clear position and will continue to have it after September 5.
He says that the BiH Presidency Member Milorad Dodik has made various statements in a few days regarding the formation of government at the state level, and that the SDS will wait for September 5 to pass, and if those who wanted to form a government at the BiH level fail to do so, the SDS will offer its solutions, which he did not want to comment on in further detail.
Milan Miličević was elected Chairman of the SDS Main Board today, with Zoran Lalić being elected as one of the Vice-Presidents of the Main Board, while Zoran Latinović will be the new Secretary-General of the SDS.
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