Denis Zvizdic

PODGORICA - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic and her Montenegrin counterpart Dusko Markovic met in Podgorica on Wednesday before a US-Adriatic Charter summit.

Brnabic said Serbia wanted to maintain the fruitful cooperation with Montenegro, noting that all open bilateral issues must be resolved through dialogue in a mutually acceptable way.

Brnabic: BiH one of Serbia's key partners

The extraordinary manager of Croatia's ailing food and retail concern, Agrokor, on Friday said he would now be shifting the focus to Bosnia, where the firm is battling to stabilising operations.

Agrokor's units in Bosnia and Herzegovina are experiencing difficulties with their suppliers, Ante Ramljak said, following a third meeting in Sarajevo with the Bosnian authorities.

Thousands of jobs in Bosnia, where unemployment is already high, may be in jeopardy owing to continued uncertainly over the future of Croatian biggest private company, Agrokor, which is stuggling with debt and liquidity issues.

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.

SARAJEVO - Western Balkan PMs on Thursday began a meeting in Sarajevo as part of preparations for the upcoming 4th Berlin Process Summit in Trieste in July.

The PMs were ceremonially welcomed at the headquarters of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) state institutions by their host, BiH Council of Ministers Chairman Denis Zvizdic.

SARAJEVO - Stability, peace and security are key to political, social and economic development of the Western Balkan states, and the PMs of our countries have a responsibility to keep them on the European path, Chairman of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Council of Ministers, Denis Zvizdic, said on Thursday.

SARAJEVO - Chairman of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Council of Ministers Denis Zvizdic on Tuesday dismissed as completely groundless the speculations about security threats to Thursday's meeting of Western Balkan PMs in Sarajevo and, in particular, to Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic.

Western Balkan PMs on Thursday began a meeting in Sarajevo as part of preparations for the upcoming 4th Berlin Process Summit in Trieste in July.

They were ceremonially welcomed at the headquarters of Bosnia and Herzegovina state institutions by their host, Council of Ministers Chairman Denis Zvizdic, Tanjug reported.

Vucic is attending the summit of leaders from the Western Balkans in Sarajevo on Thursday despite the row over the failed attempt by Bosniak politicians to seek a review of the International Court of Justice ruling and despite rumours spread by Serbian media of a potential security risk.

SARAJEVO/BELGRADE - Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic will visit Sarajevo on March 16 to attend a meeting of Western Balkan PMs, Vucic's office confirmed to Sarajevo-based Klix.ba portal.

The meeting will be hosted by Denis Zvizdic, chairman of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Council of Ministers.

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