Western Balkans leaders discuss EU integration and regional stability

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Political developments across the Western Balkans focus on regional stability, EU integration, and institutional reforms.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, high-level meetings involving the Acting High Representative, Louis Crishock, and various political leaders like Bakir Izetbegović and Dragan Čović, addressed the country's political situation, the upcoming general elections, and the necessity of maintaining the Dayton Peace Agreement. Discussions also emphasized the role of modern technology in ensuring electoral integrity and the importance of political dialogue for institutional stability.

Additionally, Bosnian Foreign Minister Konaković met with US Congresswoman Tenney to discuss sovereignty and the impact of secessionist policies on regional security.

In Serbia, European Integration Minister Nemanja Starović met with German Ambassador Anke Holštajn to discuss Serbia's progress toward EU membership, specifically focusing on the opening of Cluster 3 regarding competitiveness and economic growth.

In Montenegro, political debate continues regarding the criteria for municipalities to obtain city status and the diplomatic implications of official presence at foreign diplomatic conferences.