Your efforts are in vain, shareholders: Uzunović was not dismissed, the Supervisory Board is giving him time, and Tuzović, who is on the indictment, is also sitting there!

By: A.Čorbo-Zećo

Today, the last hopes of well-intentioned people that Nedim Uzunović, the indicted director of Bosnalijek, would step down from his position have died. Namely, the Supervisory Board held a session, but for now, there is nothing about Uzunović's dismissal, it has been confirmed for Patria.

It was only agreed that a new session would be held at the beginning of next month, when, allegedly, all five members of the Supervisory Board will be ready to support the dismissal of the compromised Uzunović. The question is, what are they waiting for?

The Supervisory Board is the body that should supervise and control Uzunović's work, and so far, they have neither commented nor convened, even though the indictment was filed long ago, and even confirmed.

Is this a sign that Uzunović is still the ruler in the strongest pharmaceutical company in BiH, and that his people are still on the Supervisory Board!?

Therefore, new criminal charges are being announced. Allegedly, also against the members of the Supervisory Board. Shareholders will not wait for Uzunović to have mercy and leave the helm of the company he damaged for several million marks, for which he is also indicted by the BiH Prosecutor's Office.

It is worth mentioning that one member of the Supervisory Board, Vedad Tuzović, is also compromised because he is included in the indictment and is among the members of Uzunović's "organized group".

Then it is clearer why the Supervisory Board is silent and does not protect the interests of the owners, employees, and Bosnalijek itself. However, it should not be forgotten that five people sit there.

In addition to Tuzović, Nedim Rizvanović, Rijad Hasić, Madžid Avdagić, and Haris Jahić are also on the Supervisory Board.

Even if the confirmed indictment is ignored, the Supervisory Board should examine Bosnalijek's semi-annual loss of 9.7 million KM.

Uzunović and 11 other individuals and four legal entities are charged with organized crime, abuse of position or authority, concluding a harmful contract, and money laundering, with the acts committed between 2005 and 2016.

According to the Prosecutor's evidence, the accused damaged Bosnalijek for more than five million euros, and acquired illegal property benefits for themselves in an approximate amount of almost five million euros.