Višković: We need to continue the good practice of joint agreements for the benefit of all citizens

Viškoviž thanked the FBiH Prime Minister Nermin Nikšić who responded to his initiative to organize this session.

He says that several conclusions have been adopted, from seven areas, but there are still many things that will be resolved in the future. Višković noted that it will not always be possible to reach an agreement on all issues, "but if we don't talk, we won't come to an agreement."

He emphasized that the relevant ministers also exchanged contacts and it was agreed that everything agreed by the relevant ministries within their competencies for the benefit of all citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina will not be a problem for the prime ministers to follow those agreements.

They agreed to introduce a ban on the export of roundwood from BiH, and it was said that the Council of Ministers should adopt a permanent ban because the BiH wood processing industry needs raw materials and the value of the wood increases significantly when the final processing takes place.

They also discussed the issue of nuclear waste disposal in the vicinity of Bosnia and Herzegovina's border and they agreed to do everything to prevent it.

It was also agreed to begin the implementation of the project for the construction of the expressway Belgrade-Sarajevo-Belgrade, but the need for coordination within the framework of improving safety was also emphasized.

The prime ministers of the entities believe that a lot can be achieved in the field of education, especially in the scientific sphere, in order to create connections within BiH, and it was also said that in the future joint projects for financing should be agreed upon.

(FENA) S. R.

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