The Consortium “Logistics of BiH” confirmed the decision that from 1. September organizes the protests of the carrier to fulfill the request. The first request is the abolition of discrimination in the European Union, the rule according to which foreign citizens may stay within the European Union a total of 90 days for a period of 180 days. This rule specifically affects professional drivers, which drive international routes every day. The consortium warns that some professional drivers are therefore arrested in 48 to snort, without fundamental rights, without reacting in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Our protest is not politically, but a struggle for the dignity of the professional driver and the survival of the transport sector, the organizers of the announced protest with the message “Enough” was emphasized. They warn that visible disorders in the supply chain of the goods from 1. September and appeal to citizens to plan stocks.
“The intersection is as follows, will we retain 15,000 jobs or follows the exodus of 12,000 workers. The institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina did not protect their citizens and that Velibor Peulić, the main coordinator of the BiH Consortium.
The main requirements of the carrier are the abolition of discrimination for EU applications, 50 percent of EU countries, a discount of the carrier at borders for 50 percent, digitization and better coordination inspections in favor of the carrier.
The President of the Association for International Transport RS Nikola Grbić believes that the Rule of the European Union on the stay 90 days may not be changed in the period of 180 days and that the protests were announced.
“I think that it is also a game of carriers and citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina and that there will be no protest and there will be no result in the decision he had given in 2010, not yesterday,” says Nikola Grbić, President of the Association for International Transport of Rs.
AETR agreement offers a solution for professional drivers, but does not apply. The Appeals and other institutions are sent to the Appel to strengthen diplomatic pressure towards the European Union in order to normalize international transport as soon as possible. Consortium requirements are considered justified, but not optimistic that they will be resolved in Tuzla.
“I think the situation will complicate that drivers will go from the country to find employment in EU countries. I will not be the effects of the EU decision, the President of the Association of Tuzla
What is the position of the Ministry of Communications and Transport of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the announced carrier protests, we did not find out. Reply to inquiry Bhrt-A how to comment on the requirements of the consortium and will take steps to not reach the protest, in the line ministry we did not receive.
