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Belgrade, aid to Bosnian Serb entity for infrastructure
Vucic-Brnabic, summit with leader of Republika Srprska
02 September, 18:20
(ANSA) - BELGRADE - Serbia will allocate 5.5 million euros to
support Republika Srpska (RS), the Serb-majority entity in
Bosnia-Herzegovina, president Aleksandar Vucic and prime
minister Ana Brnabic announced at the end of a meeting in
Belgrade with Milorad Dodik and Zeljka Cvijanovic, chairman and
head of the Rs government.
This financial aid, it has been clarified, will largely used to finance infrastructure projects and transport, in order to improve and strengthen links with the Serb area - roads, bridges and railways.
A joint session of both governments, Brnabic said, will take place in November, whereas Vucic announced the publication of a declaration containing key points and principles for the protection of Serbian language, culture and history.
(ANSA).
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This financial aid, it has been clarified, will largely used to finance infrastructure projects and transport, in order to improve and strengthen links with the Serb area - roads, bridges and railways.
A joint session of both governments, Brnabic said, will take place in November, whereas Vucic announced the publication of a declaration containing key points and principles for the protection of Serbian language, culture and history.
(ANSA).
