Croatian Party Writes to Dodik: What Bothers You More, Fight Against Crime or Peace in BiH

(Patria) - The Croatian People's Party of BiH sent a letter to BiH Presidency member Milorad Dodik, asking him which part of the Annual National Plan (ANP) bothers him the most.

'What does the ANP say: Starting from the need to preserve lasting peace, security and stable democratic and overall state development, as well as the inclusion of Bosnia and Herzegovina in modern European, political, economic and security integration flows... BiH's commitment is to approach and enter Euro-Atlantic integrations. The implementation of reform and improvement of the police and judicial system and structure remain a priority of BiH and are aimed at strengthening the rule of law and internal security... BiH is committed to strengthening its capacities and continuing the fight against all security challenges, especially terrorism, organized crime, corruption and drug abuse. The future action of security agencies in BiH will be focused on both preventive and repressive aspects of the fight against crime.'

'Mr. Dodik, which part of this small excerpt from the ANP bothers you the most, is it perhaps the improvement of the police and judicial system or the fight against organized crime and corruption, or does peace, security and stability of a democratically organized BiH, at whose helm you are, perhaps bother you. All those who believe that the ANP is used for blackmail and obstruction are equally afraid of the reforms that await this country and which, to their regret, are unstoppable', the statement from the Croatian Party of BiH reads.

Sending the Annual National Plan to NATO would be one of the steps that Bosnia and Herzegovina has taken on the path to joining the largest military alliance in the world, which Dodik opposes.