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[00:04:07] When we talk about these different industrial sectors,
[00:04:10] you recently published data for
[00:04:14] the defense industry in Bosnia and Herzegovina, or rather, you separated
[00:04:17] data by different factories,
[00:04:20] different environments, you're talking about some
[00:04:23] period of, so to speak, stabilization of certain
[00:04:27] companies, however, when we look at the overall
[00:04:31] statistics, we see that there was a certain
[00:04:33] exclusive information a little earlier? drop in exports from Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:04:36] ammunition and other things we produce, it seems to me
[00:04:39] compared to the same period of 2025, that's a drop
[00:04:43] of 25%, correct me if I'm wrong. What does that
[00:04:46] actually tell us about the European market, about production elsewhere,
[00:04:50] and how much we need to change to remain
[00:04:54] competitive, because a decline is evident. Your questions are
[00:04:57] excellent, but all those information that were public were completely
[00:05:01] accurate, everything. However,
[00:05:03] we about the decrease in exports
[00:05:07] is data for a few months of 2026.
[00:05:10] year, meaning this year. "This year is not even over
[00:05:13] yet. Okay, we can compare January-March 2026,
[00:05:17] January-March 2025, but we are showing
[00:05:20] trends, which is much more important than the current situation. And that
[00:05:24] trend shows that from 2022 to
[00:05:26] 2025, we more than doubled the revenue of
[00:05:30] our defense industry companies. That's an indicator when we look at something over
[00:05:34] three years, not something we look at over three months, because that's not
[00:05:37] relevant. Then the public gets a situation where people think, "Oh, what
[00:05:41] is this now?" Trends exist, and such are the defense
[00:05:44] industries, they often have cyclical revenues,
[00:05:48] expenditures that repeat over several years, depending on what's happening
[00:05:51] in the world. We know very well what kind of products
[00:05:55] our defense industry produces, but it's very important to highlight
[00:05:59] the trends, and you're right, we have stabilized our defense
[00:06:02] industry companies. Some were pushed into bankruptcy before we came
[00:06:06] to power, some were very close to bankruptcy and we are still
[00:06:10] fighting to save them, but all those financial companies will show that
[00:06:13] some that were in the red have now increased their revenue
[00:06:18] on an annual basis, not on a three-month basis, on an annual basis
[00:06:22] their revenues have increased. That's the fundamental difference
[00:06:25] between indicators for three years and indicators for three
[00:06:28] months. In all of this, and for the three-year period and for the three
[00:06:32] months, we must say that tariffs were imposed on
[00:06:36] us by the United States of America, right, which certainly affects
[00:06:40] that, however, they were imposed sometime in the
[00:06:43] last 12 months, so to speak, but we are still
[00:06:47] considering it. What is most important now is that we have stabilized them.
[00:06:50] All those who were parasitic on our defense industry companies, meaning
[00:06:54] that they mediated and took the biggest
[00:06:57] "cream," colloquially speaking, from
[00:07:00] our defense industry companies, leaving our companies with very
[00:07:04] little revenue, are now slowly being cut off, and the revenue has remained
[00:07:08] with our defense industry companies. You know what we achieved with that? We achieved that
[00:07:11] and directly influenced
[00:07:15] the economic stability in the Federation of Bosnia and
[00:07:18] Herzegovina, the economic stability of our families,
[00:07:21] the people who work there. These are
[00:07:25] that, after stabilization comes further development. We
[00:07:28] will certainly have, in the next two or
[00:07:31] three months, or even in a month, we will inform the public about
[00:07:35] the new products manufactured by our defense industry companies that have
[00:07:38] never before been produced in our defense
[00:07:41] industry. That's what we are striving for now, and we have
[00:07:45] been preparing for it for certainly more than two and a half years, and thank
[00:07:49] God, the opportunity is coming. We have already communicated some of them to the public,
[00:07:52] and what is the third benefit? How we are developing not only those companies where
[00:07:56] they currently exist, such as Igman, such as Pretis,
[00:07:59] such as BNT Binas and others, and they are
[00:08:03] located, we know where, TRZ Hadžići, Pretis in
[00:08:06] Vogošća, Binas in Bugojno, BNT in Novi Travnik. We now want
[00:08:10] to open them in other parts of the federation as well. Defense industry
[00:08:13] companies and the Una-Sana Canton, the Tuzla Canton will
[00:08:16] get a defense industry that it never had before, and
[00:08:20] imagine another absurdity, and with this I would perhaps conclude,
[00:08:24] that for 75 years there has been
[00:08:27] a defense industry in the federation or in our former country,
[00:08:30] that we never organized an exhibition of the defense industry to
[00:08:34] show the world what we have, and we constantly traveled the world
[00:08:38] to show our defense industry, to represent
[00:08:41] the defense industry. We have the defense industry of those countries. Well, this will happen now
[00:08:45] for the first time. Why hide what we have? Everyone
[00:08:48] values us, we have good quality, we may be working with
[00:08:52] old technology, but our quality is certainly good. You saw yesterday
[00:08:55] the visit of the NATO chief to Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:08:59] and how he reacted to what he saw in BNT, to what he saw in Binas, to what he
[00:09:03] saw in Pretis. We should show that to the public. Why hide that
[00:09:07] from us? It is
[00:09:09] a branch of industry that develops the Federation of BiH.
[00:09:13] Let's do all of that even stronger. And this is the
[00:09:16] main indicator of how the Government manages
[00:09:20] companies that are majority owned by the Government of the Federation.
[00:09:23] When we have a majority, that's 51 to 100% in our defense
[00:09:27] industry companies. Here's what's happening. Where we don't have
[00:09:31] a majority, where someone else has a majority, unfortunately we can't influence
[00:09:34] much there. Mhm. You say in about a month for the first time,
[00:09:38] you will present some specific products that have not been produced until now
[00:09:41] in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Can we get some
[00:09:45] Well, no, not for the public, not for
[00:09:49] the public, but I think you will be delighted and overjoyed to see how the government
[00:09:52] manages its resources and how local intelligence, which is
[00:09:56] most important, intelligence from Bosnia and Herzegovina develops new
[00:09:59] products and how local intelligence
[00:10:02] develops
[00:10:04] the entire Federation in the same way through the defense industry.
[00:10:08] That is patriotism, that is how a country is loved, that is
[00:10:11] how we raise our industry
[00:10:14] upwards. The number of jobs is increasing, average salaries
[00:10:18] in the last three years have, thank God,
[00:10:21] grown. So what was found as salaries in the industry
[00:10:25] was miserable, but now it's going to a
[00:10:28] stable level where people now want to work in our
[00:10:43] with coalition partners, partners, majorities
[00:10:46] and so on. Did the vote of Edin
[00:10:49] Forte at the last session of the Council of Ministers surprise you,
[00:10:52] where he did not,
[00:10:55] support the Southern Interconnection? He explains this by the fact
[00:10:59] that he is not sure whether the American government officially stands
[00:11:02] behind the companies that are behind the Southern
[00:11:05] Interconnection. How do you view that? This
[00:11:09] is not shown, if there is doubt, it is not shown by
[00:11:13] voting against. It is shown in another way
[00:11:16] by checking all these things, and the project
[00:11:20] must be supported, unless we want to
[00:11:22] depend on a single source of gas.
[00:11:25] And I personally have many dilemmas about many projects, but I will never
[00:11:29] say that it's not good, but I will look for ways to
[00:11:32] improve it. If it's part of anything
[00:11:35] else beyond the interests of citizens
[00:11:38] and the economy in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, then that's not
[00:11:41] good. If there's any dilemma about anything
[00:11:45] and this Southern Interconnection project, we've
[00:11:48] communicated hundreds of times so far, why didn't we do it one
[00:11:51] more time? It cannot happen that anyone from the Federation of BiH
[00:11:55] is against the Southern Interconnection which
[00:11:58] enables us another gas supply
[00:12:01] to the Federation of BiH. Mhm, well, but
[00:12:05] it happened. How do you respond to his dilemmas, and the main
[00:12:08] dilemma, well, at night, does the American government
[00:12:11] officially stand behind the companies, that is, behind the project in a way?
[00:12:14] If I didn't believe in the project, I wouldn't push it. Of course, I won't
[00:12:18] try to explain to others that it's really like that. Everyone has the right to
[00:12:22] their own opinion. After all, this is a democratic society. But
[00:12:25] I don't think it should have been done that way. Mhm, when
[00:12:29] Russian gas, which we rely on, recently became more expensive
[00:12:32] again, you said that was one of the reasons why
[00:12:35] the Southern Interconnection should be supported. However,
[00:12:38] it is still perhaps one of the biggest questions in the public:
[00:12:42] how much will we pay for that gas? How do you answer
[00:12:45] that? Absolutely, you said it well, Gazprom just sent
[00:12:49] an invoice: "We are increasing your gas price by 14.42%.
[00:12:52] Please continue to buy or stop." To buy or anything else,
[00:12:56] and what will we do? We have no other alternatives. For the same reason, when
[00:12:59] we weigh the option of creating an alternative
[00:13:03] to any dilemmas, we must move towards a new
[00:13:06] alternative that will ensure a second gas supply. Speculations
[00:13:10] about gas prices are speculations
[00:13:13] that confuse the public
[00:13:16] at this moment. Everyone has some dilemmas, and I understand.
[00:13:20] Okay, who can guarantee that in two years
[00:13:23] or no matter when the Southern Interconnection is built, the price will be higher or
[00:13:27] lower at this moment? What kind of calculations are these? Well, who
[00:13:31] knew that the price of gas from Russia would increase by 14.42%?
[00:13:34] Could anyone have predicted that? Could anyone have predicted
[00:13:37] the Strait of Hormuz? I think these are unfounded things,
[00:13:41] and what is our goal when it comes to the Southern Interconnection
[00:13:45] is that we must bring the price of gas to a level that is
[00:13:48] lower than the price of gas we had until then. And what
[00:13:52] will happen with this gas price? Well, maybe this one will be
[00:13:55] 50% higher. Let's not talk about it until
[00:13:59] it's done. Let's not confuse the public. Who could guarantee
[00:14:02] that the price of oil would be lower than in 2022?
[00:14:06] Look at the end of 2022, look at the price of oil now, and
[00:14:10] you will see what it's about. And maybe they said,
[00:14:14] "Oh, that will be a problem." We are being
[00:14:16] trivial, we are dealing with trivial things instead of
[00:14:20] building infrastructure. We must build infrastructure,
[00:14:23] especially energy infrastructure, which will ensure
[00:14:27] that we have energy. When we don't have it, then we are in big trouble. There are some
[00:14:31] dilemmas, but let them get to work, not just talk
[00:14:34] from the sidelines. Yes, given that there are many other dilemmas around the project
[00:14:38] in terms of agreements on Bosnia and Herzegovina, legal
[00:14:42] perspectives of all that, what dynamics do you foresee, briefly,
[00:14:45] in the coming months, regarding the Southern Interconnection?
[00:14:49] That's right. Well, first we have to conclude the agreement, and we are, let's say,
[00:14:53] nearing the end of defining all the elements of the agreement. We want to sign it first
[00:14:57] and then proceed with the procedure. The feasibility study,
[00:15:00] since it's about an extended route
[00:15:03] of the Southern Interconnection, an additional branch from Kladanj to Tuzla will be
[00:15:07] done, probably currently it's being done, but it will be done according
[00:15:10] to amended dynamics. So it's important for us to do
[00:15:13] these two things, to do a new feasibility study,
[00:15:17] to sign the agreement, to start
[00:15:20] obtaining all the permits we need for the implementation of this project.
[00:15:24] Mhm. Just a quick question at the end. At the end of last year, you said that we can expect
[00:15:28] an increase in electricity prices this year. Is it too early to ask
[00:15:31] for any projections for the beginning of next year? How are we doing now?
[00:15:35] Believe me, it is. Believe me, it is. I
[00:15:39] think no one can say with certainty what will
[00:15:43] happen in the coming period. For us, it is currently important to stabilize
[00:15:46] the energy system by increasing coal production, so that our
[00:15:49] thermal power plants have enough coal. We also face
[00:15:53] the conclusion of a new collective agreement with representatives of miners, which
[00:15:56] expires at the end of this year. We also face the definition
[00:16:00] of coal prices for the future period, and all these elements. We must consider
[00:16:04] the complete situation. We will always be for
[00:16:08] the option not to increase electricity prices whenever possible, of course. We will try
[00:16:12] to keep it that way for as long as possible. At this moment, it is really unserious to talk
[00:16:15] about the price in some future period, a year or two.
[00:23:16] wildfire, some of the Bordeaux region's finest grapes are
[00:23:20] ripening. The owner of Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte says
[00:23:23] they were lucky. The flames were 18 km away,
[00:23:27] and the smoke never made it here. And looking at these grapes, it
[00:23:31] isn't simply that the smell came to you for a couple of times, a couple of
[00:23:34] hours. You didn't get the smoke. We're far from the fires and the grapes are such that they are
[00:23:38] impermeable at this point anyway. Totally, because, you see, uh, if
[00:23:42] you touch them, it's very hard, and we we didn't. We have
[00:23:46] maybe two hours of bad smell, not not not
[00:23:50] ashes, nothing, so it's perfect. The
[00:23:53] vineyards here go back to the 14th
[00:23:57] the Chateau's tower, Florence Cathiard explains that the real challenge
[00:24:01] this year has been protecting her organically grown grapes from
[00:24:05] the summer's extreme heat. Oh, it's beautiful from up
[00:24:08] here. Under the Chateau's floorboards, you get a
[00:24:11] glimpse of what's at stake. They call this paradise, where
[00:24:15] the property's most ancient and expensive wines are kept.
[00:24:18] This is a very special piece, and in fact, you can
[00:24:22] have you you can see here all the bottle. The
[00:24:25] oldest we have here, it is
[00:24:28] 1878. As we taste
[00:24:31] 2016, Jean Lodeo says this year's
[00:24:35] vintage will be unharmed by the fires, but redrawn.
[00:24:39] by the heat. I try to make the best wine
[00:24:43] we can make for
[00:24:47] Exactly. Unlike recent vintages affected by wildfires in
[00:24:51] Napa, those of the Bordeaux region appear to have emerged
[00:24:54] relatively unscathed. It looks as though the problems
[00:24:58] of smoke taint, which is the biggest
[00:25:00] fear, um, there may be some, but there won't be very
[00:25:04] much by the sound of it, but it certainly won't be anything like what we saw
[00:25:08] in California in 2020, for example. Leaving now, just the
[00:25:11] question of what sort of vintage such a hot and dry summer will
[00:25:15] yield, even now that the fires appear to have been
[00:25:17] tamed.
[00:30:19] Good afternoon, dear viewers, today's
[00:30:21] events.
[00:30:25] The large fire in the Konjic area has not yet been brought
[00:30:29] under control.
[00:30:32] The main board of the New Zenica Steelworks Union demands from
[00:30:36] the company's management severance pay for all
[00:30:39] workers by August
[00:30:40] 10th.
[00:30:44] New hearings for employees of the Srebrenica Memorial Center,
[00:30:48] the center offers legal assistance for current and former
[00:30:50] employees.
[00:30:56] The large fire in the Konjic area has not yet been put out.