The conference brings together the presidents of the EU member states, as well as representatives of candidate and partner countries, with the aim of discussing key challenges and perspectives of European integration, strengthening cooperation and insurance of common stability and development.
During the two-day event, participants will discuss the general perspectives and challenges facing Europe, as well as regionalism in Europe and the preservation of European cultural identity within the European space.
As part of the panel, the Presiding Panel addressed the audience, emphasizing the importance of regional cooperation, the European perspective of the Western Balkans and the need for more intensive dialogue in order to strengthen institutional stability and accelerating the European path of Bosnia and Herzegovina. “It is clear that the EU is not and will not be rounded without the Western Balkans, cultural, economic and politically belongs to Europe and therefore European integration, the two most important foreign policy objectives,” said the Chairman of Zvizdić.
He also spoke to anti-state developments in the BH Entity Republika Srpska (RS) and the National Assembly of the RS entities and bodies in the territory of the entities of the RSD, which was established by a parallel legal order within the internationally recognized and recognized and recognized sovereign states.
“Imagine that one region or province decides to prohibit the state of the State Justice or the Province, and then to provide a Confederation with the Neighboring State and the Constitutional Order of Your State. It just happens in this moment in Bosnia and Herzegovina,” he said Zvizdić and referred the EU call to preserve the European perspective of Bosnia and Herzegovina, “If the EU is passive, there may be a serious endangering of peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and without peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, there is no peace in the Balkans, without peace in Europe.”
On the margins of the Conference, Zvizdić spoke with representatives of other European parliaments, in order to further improve cooperation and exchanged experiences in the areas of common interest.
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