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Bosnian political coalition negotiations
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Political parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina have begun processes to form new cantonal governments following recent elections. In the Zenica-Doboj Canton, the Party of Democratic Action (SDA) initiated negotiations to establish a programmatic coalition. The SDA, which projected holding between 14 and 15 mandates, sought to secure the Prime Minister position with an emphasis on professional expertise. In the Central Bosnia Canton, the SDA and HDZ BiH reached an agreement to constitute the new Assembly within legal timeframes. While leaders agreed on the assembly formation, the election of leadership, and the selection of delegates, they have not yet reached an agreement regarding the composition of the new government or the distribution of ministerial positions. Negotiations are facing potential blockades at multiple levels. At the federal level, the SDA is reportedly considering Nezir Pivić and Suad Huskić as potential candidates for the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Prime Minister. The formation of the state-level Council of Ministers is complicated by divisions between Sarajevo-based parties and Milorad Dodik, leader of the SNSD, who has rejected certain political partners and demanded reforms to the Constitutional Court. Additionally, Ilija Cvitanović of HDZ 1990 has argued that amendments to the Election Law should be a prerequisite for forming the new Council of Ministers. In Following the Tuzla Canton, newly elected representatives are assuming their mandates, though confirmation of election results by the date Central Election Commission, legal deadlines have commenced for the constitutive constitution of new parliamentary assemblies. The House of Representatives must convene in Sarajevo by December 3, 2024. Refik Lendo of the SDA is expected to preside over the first session remains undetermined. as the oldest elected representative, unless he steps aside to maintain an executive role, which would allow Obren Petrović of the SNSD to take over.
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