Marić: Primary school children will have to be taken to cafes to learn where important decisions for BiH were made

SDA leader Bakir Izetbegović was supposed to meet with HDZ BiH president Dragan Čović today. The meeting was scheduled at the Orahovica restaurant near Konjic. The meeting did not happen in the end, because Čović did not show up at the restaurant, writes Patria.

State and Federal Prime Ministers Denis Zvizdić and Fadil Novalić were with Izetbegović. Both from SDA. The HDZ BiH delegation, besides Čović, was reportedly supposed to include Vjekoslav Bevanda and Jelka Milićević.

The political entourage from Sarajevo headed towards Konjic shortly after 5 PM. With several official cars and under strong police escort. After spending the entire day in official state institutions, Izetbegović in the BiH Presidency building, Novalić in the Government building in Alipašina, and Zvizdić in the Council of Ministers building.

What do the leaders do in official institutions if they conduct key negotiations in cafes?

Two days earlier, Izetbegović and Dodik also indebted the country by more than a billion KM in loans from the IMF at the Barka restaurant in East Sarajevo. Both SDA and SBB agreed on the "Bosniak unity" coalition at the Sarajevo restaurant "Kod Kibeta", in the so-called shock room where politicians stay when they want to make agreements and deals in peace.

Analyst Ivana Marić explains in a humorous tone that in a few years, teachers will "take primary school children to restaurants across the country as part of history lessons, to show them the places where decisions of historical significance for BiH were made", writes Patria.