Efendić: Forces weakening the state have dominance, FBiH Government has no projects yet

(Patria) - It is possible that the international community realizes that this coalition cannot fulfill its obligations and is not functioning, and it would not surprise me if there is a commitment in the international community for some new solution and that we do not wait three years until the next elections, said the president of the Party for BiH, Semir Efendić, in Dan uživo on N1.

"It is true that Dodik has control in the House of Peoples of the BiH Parliament. It is unfeasible without SNSD. The issue here is the significant support of the international community for HDZ to achieve changes to the Election Law. This includes changes to the BiH Constitution. This coalition, formed on the election law, requires partners to agree to some form of the Election Law, which is why I think there will be talk of including some parties, including SDA. But I don't know if that will happen," he said.

He added that it would not surprise him either, as SDA entered into government in two cantons with those who campaigned on not working with SDA, and that the 'trojka' parties are silent about the change of government in USK, where they helped SDA get the prime minister.

Efendić believes that this could not have happened without the approval of the SDA president, Bakir Izetbegović.

He emphasized that three cantons have changed governments in less than a year: USK, KS, and ZDK.

"A base and ordinary trade is happening. It is a general scramble for positions in the public sector. And this distracts us from defending the state," he said.
He pointed out that the Party for BiH was not interested in positions, and that they showed this by not entering the government at the FBiH level.

"The FBiH Government has shown no results. The head of that government is Dragan Čović, and no program has been created. We insisted on it, but it was never made. I cannot believe that a whole year has passed without projects, and we are already discussing the election of Marin Vukoja to the Constitutional Court of BiH. We are stuck and have been going in circles for a long time. I think a generational change is needed. Forces that weaken the state have dominance over these forces that represent Bosnian politics. Bosnian politics has been reduced to scrambling for cantons.

I saw great determination in Komšić to oppose this, but he remained alone in it," said Efendić.

He also criticized the 'trojka's' approach to state institutions, which have largely been handed over to SNSD and HDZ.