Who is getting their job "tailored" at the Federal Commodity Reserves Directorate?

New crime is being prepared at the Federal Commodity Reserves Directorate, the BH News Agency Patria has learned from sources close to the Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The application procedure for hiring a new employee for the position of expert associate for financial operations at the Federal Commodity Reserves Directorate is underway. However, this position is already reserved for the daughter of the former director of the Federal Commodity Reserves Directorate, Hrvoje Dragoje, a certain Nera Dragoje.

The Civil Service Agency, on behalf of the Federal Commodity Reserves Directorate, has announced a competition for the position of expert associate for financial operations. Next week, candidates are expected to take a professional exam. From the candidates who pass the professional exam, the director of the Federal Commodity Reserves Directorate, Tonči Bavrka, will choose one of them. However, sources from the Federal Government claim that Bavrka will choose the candidate Nera Dragoje.

According to sources, it is most important for Nera to pass the professional exam, after which director Bavrka can choose her completely legally, even if her professional work is the worst among all candidates, because the law allows him to do so.

Sources claim that the Civil Service Agency should annul the competition for hiring new employees at the Federal Commodity Reserves Directorate, given that the name of the candidate who will be hired at the Federal Commodity Reserves Directorate has appeared in the media even before the application procedure was completed. If the Agency, this source further claims, does not have such authority, and if the media reports prove to be true and Nera Dragoje is indeed chosen from all the candidates who applied for this job, the prosecution should get involved in the entire case and re-examine the whole situation, writes Patria.

This is not the first scandal to shake the Federal Commodity Reserves Directorate. The State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) has been investigating multi-million dollar crime at this directorate for several years, related to the mysterious disappearance of oil reserves, wheat, and other goods, writes Patria.