Skopljaković met with Grabar-Kitarović: Electoral law needs to be changed, but not in a way that suits HDZ

ZAGREB, (Patria) - President of the Republic of Croatia Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović received the president of the Croatian Party of BiH, Božo Skopljaković, and his deputy Jozo Barišić in Zagreb on Tuesday.

As two indigenous Croats from Novi Travnik and Derventa, respectively, Skopljaković and Barišić conveyed their view of the current political situation in BiH, the position of Croats in both entities, as well as their perspectives on the future of BiH, to the President of the Republic of Croatia.

On that occasion, the leaders of the Croatian Party pointed out the need to demystify the one-sided channeling of information that the Croatian state leadership mainly receives from the leadership of HDZ BiH, which completely misrepresents the position and even denies the interests of Croats in RS, as well as in a larger part of FBiH.

The leaders of the Croatian Party of BiH clearly told President Kitarović that the BiH Election Law needs to be changed, but these changes must be fair and aligned with European, human, and democratic values, and not to the detriment of Croats in a large part of BiH, as envisioned by HDZ BiH - according to a statement from the Croatian Party of BiH.