Crnadak meets with Serbian basketball players, but didn't even send a congratulatory message to BH cadets for the European title!

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Igor Crnadak met with the selector, coaching staff and the Serbian national basketball team in Banja Luka, reports the news agency Patria.

The meeting was held yesterday, on the day when the Serbian national basketball team plays its last preparatory match before the European Basketball Championship (Eurobasket 2015) against the Slovenian selection in Banja Luka.

The minister boasted about this meeting, and his office issued a statement stating that during the conversation with the guests and present journalists, Crnadak emphasized that the sporting achievements of former basketball player and current selector of the Serbian national basketball team, Aleksandar Đorđević, are remembered throughout the region, and as such should serve as an inspiration to younger generations in achieving sporting results.

Even when the author of these lines thought that Crnadak would at least mention the cadet basketball national team, since he was already talking about successes, he was mistaken.

Crnadak only emphasized that the Serbian national team will have the support of a significant part of the audience from the Republika Srpska in today's match, but certainly also from other parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

And we are sure they will, but Minister, why did you, as a person from the state government, not receive someone from the cadet basketball national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is the European champion in the under-16 age category?

How little this historic success of the young basketball players means to Crnadak is also evidenced by the fact that he did not even send an official congratulatory message, and he apparently forgot that these children have done much more in the diplomatic world than he has. After this success, everyone heard about BiH, and Crnadak, whose job is to present BiH in the best possible light in the world, cannot yet boast of any particular success.