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SARAJEVO/BRUSSELS, October 22 (FENA) - Head of the BiH Mission to the EU in Brussels, Ambassador Emina Merdan met with Commissioner for European Neighborhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations, Johannes Hahn, to discuss the latest European Council conclusions reached by the EU failing to give a green light to the launch of accession negotiations for North Macedonia and Albania.
The two officials emphasized that optimism and conviction in favor of Euro-integration processes in the region should not be lost, but rather that the countries must work on strengthening them.
Ambassador Merdan thanked Commissioner Hahn for resolute and continuous support for Bosnia and Herzegovina's EU integration process and the EU perspective for BiH and the Western Balkans region as a whole.
She informed him about the recent activities and decision of the Council of Ministers of BiH on the adoption of the Action Plan for the implementation of priorities from the European Commission's Analytical Report, which is an integral part of the Commission's Opinion on BiH's application for EU membership.
She reported to him that this is a comprehensive all-state planning document with 729 planned measures, with 115 priorities, in whose drafting 233 institutions took part from all levels of government in BiH.
The interlocutors exchanged views on the situation with migrants in BiH, especially in terms of the importance of effective management of the migrant crisis, and the continuation of the dialogue between representatives of the European Commission and BiH, which began in July this year, the BiH Foreign Ministry said.
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