Šarović and Zvizdić: No Connection to Judgment Revision; Mektić: Serbian Ministers Sought Postponement Due to Revision

The postponement of the regular session of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina to next Tuesday has no connection with the revision of the judgment in the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Serbia. This was stated today to journalists in Sarajevo by the Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations, Mirko Šarović, and it was confirmed to the Patria news agency from the cabinet of the Chairman, Denis Zvizdić.

- Zvizdić, Bevanda, and I jointly agreed to postpone the regular session of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina to next week, said Šarović.

Contrary to Zvizdić and Šarović is the Minister of Security, Dragan Mektić. He stated that the regular session was postponed at the request of ministers from the Republika Srpska.

- We do not want to participate in the work of the Council of Ministers until the status regarding the revision of the judgment in the case against Serbia before the International Court of Justice in The Hague is resolved, emphasized Mektić.

Instead of the regular session, an emergency telephone session was held, at which all agenda items related to deadlines were adopted.