Odluka je usvojena odlukom 19 glasova za, i bez glasova protiv ili suzdržanih.
Vijećnici iz Kluba Bošnjaka (njih 14) i Sergej Šotrić (Grade moj, Klub Srba) su bojkotovali današnju sjednicu radi neispunjavanja njihovih uslova, ali su i oni u ranijim medijskim istupima naglasili želju za dodjeljivanje koncesije, naročito američkoj kompaniji AAFS, koja će vršiti radove na Južnoj interkonekciji.
Prisutni vijećnici su postavljali pitanja oko sudbine Javnog preduzeća Aerodrom Mostar i njihovih radnika, kao i pitanja šta će se desiti sa prethodno datim subvencijama i zaduživanjima.
Gradonačelnik Mostara Mario Kordić je naglasio da će aerodrom ostati u vlasništvu Grada Mostara, i to u istom postotku kao do sada. Rekao je da se mora razlikovati vlasništvo, i upravljanje, koje će pripasti kompaniji kojoj pripadne koncesija.
Plan izdavanja koncesije je da se kroz usvajanje zakona formira sedmočlana komisija i pregovarački tim na nivou Federacije BiH, gdje će Grad Mostar poslati dva člana. Uzet će se u obzir najprihvatljivija ponuda, gdje će se onda pregovarati oko načina upravljanja aerodroma.
"Koncesija je nešto što se radi u regionu duži niz godina i neke stvari jednostavno samo treba kopirati. Kada se radilo u Zagrebu i Beogradu kroz koncesijski ugovor je bilo definisano ko preuzima djelatnike, na koji period i na koji način. Imovina, djelatnici i sve ostalo će biti predmet koncesijskog ugovora", istakao je direktor Aerodroma Mostar Marko Đuzel.
Dodao je i da aerodromi ispod 500.000 putnika godišnje sami po sebi nisu isplativi i da sami ne mogu pokrenuti procese koji bi doveli do revitalizacije aerodroma. Đuzel je u planovima istakao da se kroz koncesiju planira napraviti nova terminalna zgrada, centralna rasvjeta piste i parking.
"Javno preduzeće će ostati na dvoje-troje uposlenih, čiji će zadatak biti nadzirati koncesiju i u slučaju da se koncesija povuče da ono (JP, op.a.) može u svako doba ući i nastaviti funkcioniranje", zaključio je Đuzel.
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Klix.baIndependentCenter2 days agoThe Mostar City Council approved by a vote of 19 to 0 the granting of a concession for Mostar Airport. The decision was made despite the boycott of 14 members of the Bosniak Club and Serbian MP Sergej Šotrić, who claimed their conditions were not met. The council raised questions regarding the future of the public company Aerodrom Mostar and its employees, as well as previous subsidies and debts. Mayor Mario Kordić emphasized that the city would retain ownership of the airport, while management would be transferred to the concessionaire. A seven-member commission and negotiation team at the FB
Bias read (Center): The article presents the event factually without overtly favoring any side. It includes quotes from both the mayor and opposition figures, and does not use biased language or selectively omit perspectives.
OslobođenjeIndependentCenter5 days agoThe city of Mostar has begun removing accumulated waste from streets, with machinery deployed at the municipal landfill to facilitate the process. Mayor Mario Kordić stated that agreements have been reached after months of discussions, allowing for the start of intensive cleaning. Citizens were asked for patience, with hopes this will be the last time Mostar is overwhelmed by garbage. Authorities aim to address long-term issues related to waste management to prevent similar situations in the future.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a public service initiative involving waste removal and infrastructure improvements. It includes quotes from officials and mentions citizen reactions without overtly favoring any political side. The framing is neutral, focusing on practical solutions and cooperation between当局和
Official sources cited
- government Mayor Mario Kordić
- organisation JP Komunalno
N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentCenter5 days agoThe mayor of Mostar, Mario Kordić, confirmed that an agreement has been reached to begin removing accumulated waste from the city streets. Machinery has been deployed at the municipal landfill to ensure uninterrupted waste collection and initiate intensive cleaning of the city. Kordić acknowledged public dissatisfaction with the waste management issues and thanked citizens for their patience. He emphasized that the priority now is to clean Mostar as quickly as possible and restore it to normal conditions. Authorities also plan to address waste management challenges to prevent similar problems.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a local administrative action regarding waste removal without taking a stance or using biased language. It presents factual information about the situation and the steps being taken by the authorities, without favoring any particular political perspective.
Official sources cited
- government Mayor Mario Kordić's statement
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