Government of Una-Sana Canton dismissed, new Prime Minister Hušić says questions should be directed to party leaders

(Patria) - The Government of the Una-Sana Canton was dismissed today, and Mustafa Ružnić is no longer the Prime Minister of USK. This was decided at an emergency session, with 19 votes FOR, nine against, no abstentions, and three representatives absent.

The new majority will consist of the parties of the troika (NIP, SDP, NS), POMAK, and SDA, leaving NES and DF in opposition in this canton.

The new Prime Minister will be the current SDA representative in the House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Nijaz Hušić.

USK has a new government despite the opposition of SDA President Bakir Izetbegović, who believed it was necessary to maintain the coalition with NES, DF, and SBiH.

He presented his exposé. The future ministers in the USK Government also entered the hall.
At the beginning, he said that some things are not known, but that they shared them with the leaders, and that unclear questions should be directed to party leaders.

"I am leaving the lights of the city of Sarajevo, returning to USK, because I believe in this project," said Hušić.

He emphasized that he trusts the people with whom they agreed on the coalition.

"I believe in the new energy that will come from tonight. Of course, I also want to thank the previous ones, and that is a normal political game," said Hušić.

Below we bring you the names of all the new ministers:

Dragan Polimanac – Minister of Justice and Administration,
Armin Kardašević – Minister of Economy,
Zemina Kadirić – Minister of Health, Labor and Social Policy,
Denis Osmankić – Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports,
Almir Tutić – Minister for Veterans and War Invalids Affairs,
Danko Jakšić – Minister of Finance,
Almir Imširović – Minister of Construction, Spatial Planning and Environmental Protection,
Mehmed Ćenanović – Minister of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry, and
Adnan Habibija – Minister of Internal Affairs.

The new USK Government led by Hušić was supported with 19 votes FOR, none against, nine abstentions, and two representatives absent.