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Jandroković: Strengthening the ties between the Republic of Croatia and BiH; Čović: Building long-term stability
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Jandroković: Strengthening the ties between the Republic of Croatia and BiH; Čović: Building long-term stability

The President of the Croatian Parliament, Gordan Jandroković, met with Dragan Čović, the President of the House of the People in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), during a working visit to Croatia. They visited the LNG Terminal at Krk-Omišalj and discussed strengthening ties between Croatia and BiH. Jandroković emphasized the strong historical, cultural, and economic connections between the two countries, as well as Croatia’s support for BiH’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and constitutional order. He highlighted the importance of ensuring equal status and constitutional recognition for Croats in BiH and the need for legitimate representatives to be elected in the 2026 general elections. Čović expressed gratitude for Jandroković’s efforts over the past decade to improve relations between the legislative bodies of Croatia and BiH. The discussion also covered long-term stability between the two states, BiH’s European integration path, and internal political developments ahead of BiH’s upcoming general elections. Both leaders noted the growing economic cooperation, including record bilateral trade worth around €4 billion in 2025, and discussed future opportunities in energy, such as

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Jandroković: Strengthening the ties between the Republic of Croatia and BiH; Čović: Building long-term stability

The President of the Croatian Parliament, Gordan Jandroković, met with Dragan Čović, the President of the House of the People in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), during a working visit to Croatia. They visited the LNG Terminal at Krk-Omišalj and discussed strengthening ties between Croatia and BiH. Jandroković emphasized the strong historical, cultural, and economic connections between the two countries, as well as Croatia’s support for BiH’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and constitutional order. He highlighted the importance of ensuring equal status and constitutional recognition for Croats in BiH and the need for legitimate representatives to be elected in the 2026 general elections. Čović expressed gratitude for Jandroković’s efforts over the past decade to improve relations between the legislative bodies of Croatia and BiH. The discussion also covered long-term stability between the two states, BiH’s European integration path, and internal political developments ahead of BiH’s upcoming general elections. Both leaders noted the growing economic cooperation, including record bilateral trade worth around €4 billion in 2025, and discussed future opportunities in energy, such as

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