News in English     | 26.12.2019. 18:12 |

OHR: Serbia has committed itself to the respect of sovereignty of BiH

FENA Hana Imamović

SARAJEVO, December 26 (FENA) - A spokesman of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mario Brkić, said in a statement to FENA that the Republic of Serbia, as a legal successor to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, has taken over certain obligations by signing the General Framework Agreement for Peace - the Dayton Agreement.

“Among other things, it has committed itself to full respect for the sovereignty of Bosnia and Herzegovina and avoiding any activities that would be directed against the independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and agreed to promote and respect the obligations arising from Annex 4 or the Constitution of BiH,” Brkić emphasized.

He also noted that the Agreement was signed by the then Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the then Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the Republic of Croatia.

“The European Union, the Republic of France, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Russian Federation, the United Kingdom and the United States were witness countries,” Brkić said.

The Strategy for Defense and National Security of the Republic of Serbia, presented yesterday, emphasizes the preservation of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s entity of Republika Srpska as the national interest of Serbia and its foreign policy priority.

This part of the Strategy has been condemned by many BiH officials saying it is an attack on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

(FENA) S. R.

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