Minister Hurtić inspects community infrastructure projects in Teslić and Maglaj

Sevlid Hurtić, the Minister for Human Rights and Refugees of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has conducted visits to Teslić and Maglaj to inspect community infrastructure projects funded by the state.

In Teslić, a total of 235,000 KM has been allocated for various projects. These include support for the Islamic Community (MIZ) Teslić, such as construction work on the Kamenica mosque and the installation of heat pumps, as well as support for the Serbian Orthodox Church community. Completed and ongoing projects include the construction of King Dragutin's House and various repairs to religious site entrances and walls.

In Maglaj, the Minister reviewed nine projects totaling 174,000 KM. Funding was directed toward the Islamic Community of Maglaj for mosque renovations, roof repairs, and the installation of heating systems. Additionally, support was extended to other religious groups, including 20,000 KM for the renovation of a Roman Catholic cemetery in Novi Šeher and 20,000 KM for a playground near the Holy Trinity Temple in Riječica.

Minister Hurtić emphasized that the Ministry aims to be an institution that produces visible, tangible results on the ground rather than just processing paperwork.