Krišto in Davos discussed with Rubij, Vučić and Kos

(Patria) - On the second day of her participation in the World Economic Forum in Davos, the Chairperson of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina Borjana Krišto continued with an intensive program of meetings and activities, aimed at strengthening international partnerships and positioning BiH in the new European and global context.

Krišto attended the address by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, which emphasized the need for a stronger and more decisive Europe in facing current economic challenges, strengthening security and competitiveness, and preserving European unity.



Krišto also participated in the signing of the Charter for Peace, as well as in the launch of the Peace Committee Initiative, presented in the presence of US President Donald Trump and other world leaders.

On the sidelines of the signing of the Charter for Peace, Krišto also held a conversation with US Secretary of State Marc Rubij, during which the commitment of Bosnia and Herzegovina to dialogue, peace, and responsible partnership in strengthening global stability was confirmed.

The rest of the day included numerous bilateral meetings with European and regional leaders, including the Prime Minister of North Macedonia Hristijan Mickoski, the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić, European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos, and many others.

The focus of all discussions was the European path of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the stability of the region, and the concrete steps that need to be taken in the coming period for Bosnia and Herzegovina to officially open accession negotiations with the European Union as soon as possible.



Particular emphasis was placed on the conversation with Commissioner Kos, during which the urgency of fulfilling the remaining conditions for Bosnia and Herzegovina to promptly receive a date for the first intergovernmental conference was highlighted.

Krišto emphasized the clear political will of Bosnia and Herzegovina to take the necessary steps and the need to recognize the efforts made so far and preserve the credibility of the country's European perspective.

The participation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Economic Forum in Davos confirms its clear commitment to dialogue, cooperation, and the European perspective, as well as its readiness to be an active and reliable partner in shaping a more stable, secure, and prosperous future for Europe and the world.