Official negotiations: SDA and DF at the negotiating table tomorrow, Alliance for Changes "on hold" until afternoon

Tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. in the building of the Presidency of BiH, the first official meeting of the delegations of the Democratic Front and the SDA will be held, where they will discuss a possible coalition at the state level, writes the Bosnian news agency Patria.

At this meeting, they will discuss the document, i.e., the program that the Democratic Front offered to the SDA as a condition for coalition. Among other things, the DF demands the urgent resolution of the coordination mechanism and the resolution of the "Sejdić-Finci" ruling, which are two key issues that our country needs to resolve on its path to the EU.

Also, the DF's document addresses the issues of abolishing "white bread" (unearned benefits), resolving military property to fulfill the conditions for MAP, i.e., unblocking the path to NATO, and a swift fight against crime in public companies.

In its document, the DF also demands the formation of a ministry at the federal level that would deal with issues of EU integration processes. The DF states that everything they have offered in their document must be urgently implemented, even before the formation of the FBiH Government and the Council of Ministers of BiH.

According to Patria's information, representatives of the Alliance for Changes (SDS, NDP, PDP) were informed today that they might also be invited to talks in Sarajevo tomorrow, and they were told to be "on hold" and on standby. Whether Mladen Bosić, Mladen Ivanić, and Dragan Čavić will come to Sarajevo tomorrow depends on what the delegations of the SDA and DF agree on at the morning meeting. If the Alliance for Changes receives an invitation to come to a meeting in Sarajevo, it would mean that Izetbegović and Komšić have agreed on a coalition and want to see the Alliance for Changes as a partner in the future government.

As a reminder, the deputy president of the SDA, Bakir Izetbegović, four days ago over an "ordinary coffee" offered the president of the DF, Željko Komšić, to declare whether he would negotiate officially about a coalition or not. The DF document is precisely Komšić's response to Izetbegović's offer.