NB: The war is over, and so will be those who don't pay a minimum wage of 1,000 KM

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - The Independent Bloc held a Program Convention in Sarajevo yesterday, where the party's Declaration was adopted, aiming to address the problems of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its citizens.

Party president Senad Šepić stated at a press conference that their goal was to provide answers to the institutional crisis and ensure the functioning of the economy, social policy, healthcare, and education.

- We are fully committed to building a broader front and a coalition in the center with similar parties that can provide answers to the problems we face and can oppose destructive policies - emphasized Šepić.

He added that the message from the Convention is that the war is over, and so will be Milorad Dodik and all politicians who advocate for tensions, conflicts, fear, and divisions.

Šepić noted that they are pleased that the opposition in RS has also realized that they should not and will not follow the retrograde and radical policies that Dodik has been advocating recently.

He underlined that the minimum wage in BiH must be 1,000 KM, and that for the Independent Bloc, it is unacceptable for there to be employers, tycoons, and war profiteers who report tens and hundreds of millions of KM in annual profits while paying workers salaries up to 600 KM.