Despite a 3,000 KM reward, the Jordanian businessman's passport has not been returned

No one has yet responded to the stolen passport of Jordanian businessman Abdel Al Mohammed Abdelal Mustafa, one of the leading figures in Jordanian tourism, despite a 3,000 KM reward being offered for its return.

Adela, a contact person from Sarajevo listed in the advertisement, told NAP that she received hundreds of provocative calls within 24 hours, but none related to the lost passport.

- He has applied for a new passport in Serbia because Bosnia and Herzegovina does not have a Jordanian Embassy, so we hope he will have a new passport very soon, but as far as I know, the procedure takes a long time. We will see. The offer still stands, but I doubt anything more concrete will happen – Adela said.

We remind you that this businessman arrived in Sarajevo a few days ago to discuss his investment in Bosnian tourism with local officials. However, four days ago, thieves broke into a car in the parking lot near the Olympic Museum, from which they took all valuable items and the passport.

Adela clarified that a reward of 5,000 KM was initially announced in a daily newspaper, but the actual reward for the return of the passport is 3,000 KM.