Plenković's indicative message: I call on all parties in BiH to form a government in the Federation as soon as possible

(Patria) - Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković was in Mostar today for the HNS session, and also spoke via Twitter. What is interesting is that Plenković, in his call for the swift formation of government at the level of the FBiH, called on "all parties", and not, for example, the parties of the eight-party coalition that are in coalition with HDZ BiH. 

"I call on all parties in BiH to establish a government in the Federation as soon as possible. Only a functional BiH, in which all three peoples feel good, can move forward," Plenković wrote. 

The Croatian Prime Minister is probably already informed that the future leadership of the FBiH will include a cadre from the Party of Democratic Action, Refik Lendo, and that without that party it is impossible to appoint a prime minister and form a new FBiH Government. In the Bosniak Club of the House of Peoples of the FBiH Parliament, the SDA has 12 delegates, which was enough for them to propose Refik Lendo, whose candidacy has already been certified.

When it comes to the eight-party coalition, they had ten delegates and sought for one delegate from DF to be decisive in proposing a candidate, but the president of DF, Željko Komšić, refused. He offered them signatures from the Serb Club because the SDP had previously been fair and supported Milan Dunović (DF) for Vice President of the FBiH in the previous cycle.  

The HDZ, with 22 signatures from delegates of the Croat Club, although the HDZ has 14 delegates, nominated Lidija Bradara, whose list was also certified. 

The Central Election Commission, at its session held on Thursday, also certified the list of Igor Stojanović from the ranks of the Serbian people, who was supported by 13 delegates. In addition to the eight-party coalition, he was also supported by HDZ delegates. 

Incidentally, although problems have emerged within the eight-party coalition and two blocs of parties have clearly separated, the president of HDZ BiH today optimistically announced a prime minister in seven days, and a new FBiH Government in 15. 

Within this coalition of the eight-party coalition and the HDZ, an agreement was reached that the candidate for prime minister would be Nermin Nikšić. The SDA announced that they will not support Nikšić for prime minister.