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Republika Srpska diplomatic engagements

Overview

Nenad Stevandic, Speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, has engaged in a series of diplomatic meetings with regional leaders to discuss institutional cooperation and regional stability.

In Belgrade, Stevandic met with Vladan Petrov, President of the Serbian Constitutional Court, marking the first official visit by a Republika Srpska official to the institution. The leaders announced a joint session for September 14 in Sremski Karlovci to foster legal and democratic values. During this visit, Stevandic also commented on the Serbian political situation, describing the current crisis as an “artificial creation resulting from external interventions” designed to hinder national progress.

Stevandic subsequently traveled to Ljubljana to meet with Zoran Stevanovic, President of the Slovenian State Assembly. Described as an informal gathering for dialogue, the meeting focused on parliamentary diplomacy, regional relations, and the implementation of the Dayton Agreement. Stevandic emphasized that the agreement requires consensus and ensures equality for all groups in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Entities

Nenad Stevandić · Constitutional Court of Serbia · State Assembly of Slovenia · Vladan Petrov · Slovenia

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Timeline

  1. about 23 hours ago

    [POLITICS] 5 sources
    Nenad Stevandić meets Slovenian State Assembly President in Ljubljana

    Republika Srpska Assembly President Nenad Stevandić met with Slovenian State Assembly President Zoran Stevanović in Ljubljana to discuss regional relations and the Dayton Agreement.

  2. 8 days ago

    [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Republika Srpska official visits Serbian Constitutional Court

    Republika Srpska Speaker Nenad Stevandic met with Serbia's Constitutional Court President Vladan Petrov to boost cooperation, while also criticizing external interventions in Serbian politics.

Sources

atvbl.rs · banjaluka.net · megafon.si · n1info.ba · n1info.si · narodnaskupstinars.net · politika.rs · times.si · Tportal.hr