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MOSTAR - Bosnia and Herzegovina Council of Ministers Chairman Denis Zvizdic said Tuesday after meeting with Serbian PM and President-elect Aleksandar Vucic that they had reiterated a commitment to work towards maintaining regional stability.

MOSTAR - Serbia is a democratic country where everyone has the right to express their opinions, which is alright as long as it is peaceful, Serbian PM and President-elect Aleksandar Vucic said in a comment on the protests in Belgrade.

Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic on Tuesday "presented a Serbian-made chocolate bar to Croatian counterpart Andrej Plenkovic," Tanjug is reporting.

The heads of government of the two neighboring countries were visiting to the Serbian booth at the International Economic Fair in Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic on Tuesday "presented a Serbian-made chocolate bar to Croatian counterpart Andrej Plenkovic," Tanjug is reporting.

The heads of government of the two neighboring countries were visiting to the Serbian booth at the International Economic Fair in Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina.

The Western Balkans "can be a major development mechanism of the European Union."

Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said this on Monday in Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, where he attended the opening of the 20th International Fair of Economy.

Tech-savvy programmers in Bosnia have developed an innovative piece of virtual reality software aimed at relieving stress. 

The team of five at Mostar-based VRET - which stands for Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy - has developed the software with the aim of helping people, while also building a business that can sell to international clients. 

"A number" of human remains have been found as exhumation continued in the Radaca Pit, near the town of Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

The remains are believed to be of Serb victims, the Prosecution of Bosnia-Herzegovina announced on Thursday.

Bosnia's parliament will vote at the end of April on a draft law proposed by the Croatian Democratic Union, HDZBiH, which may represent the last chance this year to reform the electoral law in Mostar and organise local elections in the southern city.

Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday that the Serb-Bosniak relations are the backbone for the survival of the Western Balkans "in the proper sense of the word."

The Serbian prime minister, speaking in Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, where he is on a one-day visit, also called for resolving all problems peacefully.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic met with Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic in Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, on Tuesday.

"It was a good conversation. I believe that we will develop good-neighborly relations in the future as well," Vucic posted on his Twitter account.