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[00:05:16] The actors of Atelje 212 demanded the dismissal of the management,
[00:05:20] i.e., the acting director Ljubiša Ristić, who was appointed
[00:05:25] Now, a part of the employees of the National Theater
[00:05:29] reminds the management of the request from a year and a half ago when
[00:05:33] Dragoslav Bokan was appointed
[00:05:36] president of the management board. I would like to remind the public
[00:05:39] and the organized crime prosecutor's office
[00:05:42] that Darko Tomović, the president of the union, on behalf of all of us,
[00:05:46] members of that union, filed
[00:05:49] a criminal complaint against Nikola Selaković, the president
[00:05:53] of the management board, Bokan, and the acting
[00:05:56] director of the National Theater, Bajić, for negligent conduct
[00:06:00] and endangering the safety of their employees
[00:06:03] as well as the audience. Not to
[00:06:07] go into too many details of that
[00:06:10] criminal complaint, but it stands. In someone's
[00:06:13] drawer, we hope that that drawer will open
[00:06:17] soon, what we think is absolutely not
[00:06:21] right is that anyone who is at the head of any, let alone
[00:06:24] a cultural institution, has one or
[00:06:28] more criminal complaints against them. That is just one of the reasons
[00:06:31] why we are asking them to resign.
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[00:08:26] The biggest challenge is to timely and correctly convey information to you,
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[00:08:41] Behind us are years in which we found both time and a way
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[00:08:54] challenges. I am Majla Šabanović, you are watching N1.
[00:09:17] And in the continuation, we will talk about the European path of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Secretary
[00:09:21] General of the European Movement in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Haris Plakalo,
[00:09:25] has joined me in the studio. Good day and welcome. Good
[00:09:28] day to you, good day to your viewers. Thank you. The enlargement plan
[00:09:31] has been presented, we have just heard the head
[00:09:35] of the European Union Delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina say: "uh,
[00:09:38] a lost year, uh, we didn't get anything from
[00:09:42] the growth plan, we are the only country that didn't withdraw money, we are the only
[00:09:46] country that didn't get a roadmap, can we
[00:09:49] expect a shift in the next four years?" Uh, first of all,
[00:09:53] that shift should be structured in three areas, that is, to
[00:09:57] finally establish a functional negotiating mechanism with the new
[00:10:01] government, that is number one, number two should be
[00:10:04] judicial reform, i.e., the adoption
[00:10:07] of important judicial laws such as the law on the HJPC and the law on the court
[00:10:11] which are not just some... technical letter requested by the European
[00:10:14] Commission, but basic changes within the judicial
[00:10:17] structure of a state, and then the focus should be on the third
[00:10:21] area, which is economy, market, strengthening competitiveness, attracting
[00:10:25] investments, of course, all this that I have mentioned
[00:10:28] must be preceded by a political responsibility above all and
[00:10:32] a political commitment to reach the stage of
[00:10:35] implementing this and thereby
[00:10:38] getting closer to European trends, starting
[00:10:42] our negotiating process and proceeding to the opening
[00:10:45] of chapters, is that enough now, somehow the European
[00:10:49] Union, we can say, eased up
[00:10:52] in the previous period, we clearly had those 14
[00:10:55] demands, then that was reduced, we got
[00:10:59] that green light for opening
[00:11:02] negotiations, can we now expect more
[00:11:05] additional concessions, especially since
[00:11:08] Marta Koz today announced a new model of gradual
[00:11:12] integration, so how to view that model, can it at least
[00:11:16] help perhaps the authorities themselves to understand what the European
[00:11:20] Union is asking for, but also to say how complicated the system itself is in Bosnia and
[00:11:24] Herzegovina. The gradual integration into the European Union
[00:11:27] was specifically emphasized by the Head of the European
[00:11:30] Union Delegation, Ambassador
[00:11:33] Soreca, that it would imply access to SEPA, in a certain way,
[00:11:37] access to the single market within the European Union, but all of this requires
[00:11:41] reforms, so it won't just happen.
[00:11:44] In 2019, when Bosnia and Herzegovina received the opinion
[00:11:48] of the European Commission, divided into four areas, 14 priorities, not
[00:11:51] much was done to implement those priorities. In 2022,
[00:11:55] candidate status was granted, and
[00:11:58] in 2024, negotiating status. It was not
[00:12:01] the European Commission that did this because it
[00:12:05] lowered its criteria. It simply has the sensitivity to want
[00:12:08] to see the entire Western Balkan region one
[00:12:12] day integrated into full membership of the European Union, especially
[00:12:15] Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is what it is in terms
[00:12:19] of its constitutional complexity and structure and truly one
[00:12:23] difficult way of making decisions and everything that
[00:12:26] concerns political harmonization
[00:12:30] of legislation, i.e., adoption of laws,
[00:12:33] implementation of reforms.
[00:12:36] I would say that it is precisely that sensitivity of the European
[00:12:39] Commission that has been on the side of Bosnia and Herzegovina so far, but
[00:12:43] the European Commission has never lowered its criteria. Today we are
[00:12:46] required to fulfill obligations that need to be
[00:12:49] implemented. Unfortunately, since
[00:12:51] 2024 and the adoption of several laws
[00:12:55] that were partially harmonized with European
[00:12:58] legal nomenclature, nothing positive has been implemented,
[00:13:02] except for the agreement with Frontex, the arrival of
[00:13:05] Frontex at the borders of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the agreement with
[00:13:08] Eurojust, and this part concerning SP, negotiations
[00:13:12] are underway, but officially Bosnia and Herzegovina has not yet entered
[00:13:15] the single euro payment area, uh, so, really,
[00:13:19] 2027, which will evidently
[00:13:22] be a year of new coalitions and government formation after the general elections,
[00:13:26] should be much better, much more positive when it comes to
[00:13:30] European integration, we cannot look at
[00:13:33] it paritocratically now, which political parties are for or
[00:13:36] against European integration, we need a general
[00:13:40] consensus regarding all European
[00:13:43] processes, and it should be known that this must be a state priority,
[00:13:47] not the priority of one, second, third political
[00:13:51] option or some first, second, third, or fourth
[00:13:54] political. Bosnia and Herzegovina. Judicial reforms
[00:13:57] are crucial, somehow representatives of the European Union always talk
[00:14:00] about them when they are here, and so do representatives of the domestic
[00:14:03] government. It is clear what needs to be
[00:14:06] adopted, but the laws have been in procedure
[00:14:10] for years, those amendments to the Law on the
[00:14:13] High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council that were adopted then two
[00:14:16] or three years ago, were supposed to be just
[00:14:20] the beginning and we should have already had a new law on the High Judicial
[00:14:23] and Prosecutorial Council, however. However, it was on the agenda of several
[00:14:27] Council of Ministers sessions, after that
[00:14:30] in the state House of Peoples and the House of
[00:14:34] Representatives and the House of
[00:14:38] Peoples, so how to look at it now, how much
[00:14:42] those laws that were there, because there were several forms, how much are they
[00:14:45] actually harmonized with the rules of the European Union,
[00:14:49] what can we expect at all, when can we expect their
[00:14:52] adoption, first of all, the law on the HJPC which is needed
[00:14:56] in Bosnia and is needed to the extent that it is fully
[00:14:59] harmonized with the principles of the Venice Commission,
[00:15:03] and then which is fully harmonized with the European legal
[00:15:06] acquis that truly brings to the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:15:10] a law where the holders of the most important
[00:15:13] judicial institutions, i.e., functions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, will
[00:15:16] be able to have
[00:15:20] everything disclosed, so that there is nothing
[00:15:23] hidden when it comes to either property records or the integrity
[00:15:26] of judges and prosecutors in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the part that relates
[00:15:30] to the Law on the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina should
[00:15:33] therefore establish a more efficient mechanism
[00:15:36] of jurisdiction. of the judicial, or rather court
[00:15:39] process within Bosnia and Herzegovina. Probably the
[00:15:42] non-adoption of these two laws was politically unacceptable for
[00:15:46] certain political representatives, because
[00:15:48] so many times it was in parliamentary procedure and in
[00:15:52] the House of Representatives and the House of Peoples both the law on the
[00:15:55] HJPC and the law on the court, but it was not adopted, so they were adopted
[00:15:58] in one form and then had
[00:16:01] certain amendments to the law on the HJPC which partially satisfied
[00:16:05] certain demands of the European
[00:16:07] Commission some three years ago, but it was
[00:16:11] then clearly detected and stated by the European Commission that a new law on the HJPC
[00:16:15] would be needed in a year, yes, in a year, and
[00:16:18] since then three years have already passed.
[00:16:21] The basic foundation of accession to the European Union are
[00:16:24] precisely human rights, judiciary, fight against
[00:16:27] organized crime, corruption, media freedom,
[00:16:31] all of this in Bosnia and Herzegovina is marked as
[00:16:34] negative in this report of the European Commission which was
[00:16:38] published today. Uh, what is positive is that
[00:16:42] Frontex was signed and this agreement with Eurojust and
[00:16:45] several other judgments that were in
[00:16:48] the meantime, but truly much more negative was detected that
[00:16:52] marked this period of one year until this
[00:16:55] report, only 12 laws were adopted in the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia
[00:16:59] and Herzegovina in the period of this annual report that was presented
[00:17:02] today, which is certainly disastrous. There was also no
[00:17:05] agreement regarding the appointment of the chief negotiator, here we also had
[00:17:09] the adoption in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly
[00:17:13] that actually the representatives should appoint a new negotiator,
[00:17:16] not the Council of Ministers, in order to actually avoid
[00:17:20] SNSD's votes, what kind
[00:17:23] of person should that person actually be, what kind of negotiator should be
[00:17:26] representing and negotiating on behalf of Bosnia and
[00:17:30] Herzegovina, and how do you view this situation that he was not
[00:17:33] appointed? First of all, the chief negotiator should not and must not
[00:17:36] be a political
[00:17:39] megaphone of any political party, coalition, or
[00:17:43] a part of the state or completely, so
[00:17:46] it must be truly an individual
[00:17:49] who knows very well the legislation of the European
[00:17:52] Union itself, uh, the constitutional structure,
[00:17:55] complexity, intricacies of decision-making in Bosnia and
[00:17:59] Herzegovina, who has a sensitivity for making
[00:18:02] compromises, dialogue, who is
[00:18:05] a highly professional person... who truly from a technical
[00:18:09] aspect knows thousands and thousands of pages of European
[00:18:12] legislation that will be negotiated in the negotiation
[00:18:15] process. Of course, when we talk about the chief negotiator, he will not
[00:18:19] be alone there as an individual, the chief
[00:18:22] negotiator will have his deputies, he will have his heads
[00:18:25] of negotiating chapters and most importantly, establish a very
[00:18:29] expert, so a structure that will deal with the negotiation
[00:18:32] process, uh, we had unfortunately this situation that
[00:18:36] we did not reach... a compromise on who should appoint the chief
[00:18:39] negotiator, but for example, within
[00:18:43] uh the government of the Republic of Croatia, when Mr. Drobnjak was proposed as the chief
[00:18:46] negotiator for Croatia with the European Union, then the
[00:18:49] government sent the proposal to the Parliament and the Parliament of,
[00:18:52] of the Republic of Croatia confirmed Mr. Drobnjak as the chief
[00:18:56] negotiator, I understand that it was desired to avoid SNSD's so that
[00:19:00] it would be that only the House of Representatives would not be confirmed in the House of Peoples,
[00:19:04] so but you see what illogical actions brought us.
[00:19:07] so illogical political moves, uh, I don't see that
[00:19:11] the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina or the European path of Bosnia and Herzegovina gained anything from
[00:19:15] some adventures into which
[00:19:17] the previous state coalition
[00:19:20] embarked, we are talking about the method of dismissal, so
[00:19:24] you now have two ministers in the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina who were
[00:19:27] dismissed in the House of Representatives, but for their further dismissal
[00:19:31] the confirmation of the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina is required, to embark on such
[00:19:35] an adventurism and on the other hand to bring the state into
[00:19:39] complete blockade was unacceptable, so that
[00:19:42] strategy proved to be without a solution, then we came
[00:19:46] to a situation where we have been stagnating for two and a half years now, not a single law
[00:19:50] has been adopted, we are not talking only about the negotiator, since
[00:19:53] 2022, the meeting of the management board for
[00:19:57] IPA has not been held, so IPA cross-border cooperation that Bosnia and
[00:20:00] Herzegovina has and has used in the past
[00:20:04] due to the non-appointment of the national IPA coordinator, we have not been able to
[00:20:07] appoint a coordinator for monitoring the funds that will
[00:20:11] come from the growth plan. And also we have not been able to
[00:20:15] ratify, sign financing and
[00:20:18] credit lease instruments concerning the growth plan. So, these are all
[00:20:22] certain shortcomings, in addition to these two laws, the law on the HJPC and the law on the
[00:20:26] court, which are waiting for adoption so that we can
[00:20:29] finally start our negotiation process.
[00:20:32] Started that screening phase, which is an analytical review of legislation
[00:20:36] by the European Commission. Where the European Commission will clearly
[00:20:39] identify areas that need to be harmonized with the European legal
[00:20:43] nomenclature within the European legal acquis of Bosnia and
[00:20:46] Herzegovina. And that process takes approximately up to 18
[00:20:50] months according to estimates, it can be even earlier, then it goes into
[00:20:54] clusters and opening, we will talk about that in a little more detail, what awaits
[00:20:57] us, what could await us after that, however, we
[00:21:01] somehow always talk about what could have been done, what
[00:21:05] was not done, what is it that the European Union
[00:21:08] demands from us and crucially, what everyone
[00:21:11] emphasizes is that we
[00:21:14] did not get access to that money from the growth
[00:21:17] plan, how much money has Bosnia and Herzegovina not
[00:21:21] taken so far, it could have, what could it have
[00:21:24] done with that money? Well, we
[00:21:27] haven't taken practically a single euro of that
[00:21:30] money, we didn't have, we had uh
[00:21:33] 1.8 billion euros uh was the allocation for Bosnia and
[00:21:37] Herzegovina, the current indicative funds are
[00:21:39] 976 million euros,
[00:21:42] of course we have a reduction of 10%, that is 108 million
[00:21:46] euros, when the reform agenda was not
[00:21:49] sent to Brussels on time, and currently
[00:21:52] Bosnia and Herzegovina is in a situation where it could permanently lose
[00:21:56] 373 million euros by
[00:21:59] December 31 of this year,
[00:22:03] if some of the measures from the reform agenda, and there are
[00:22:06] 113 of them, are not implemented by
[00:22:09] December 31, again with a certain tolerance period
[00:22:13] from the European Commission. So, we are on the verge
[00:22:17] of permanently losing an additional 373 million euros that were
[00:22:20] planned for Bosnia and Herzegovina, that is truly
[00:22:23] money that is much needed by our state,
[00:22:26] which would certainly go
[00:22:30] towards strengthening digitalization and the rule of
[00:22:33] law, and human rights, judiciary,
[00:22:36] economy, infrastructure, economy, green
[00:22:39] agenda, sustainable connectivity, so all of this is detected as
[00:22:43] insufficient within Bosnia and Herzegovina and
[00:22:47] media, unfortunately we are losing that... money precisely because
[00:22:51] of all this that we have witnessed over the past two and a half years, and
[00:22:54] we have entered a new phase, until now this was not the case, but for the last two
[00:22:58] or three years, uh, we due to our
[00:23:02] behavior, I would say, and the non-adoption of what should have
[00:23:06] been adopted by Bosnia and Herzegovina, we are bearing
[00:23:09] the consequences in the financial domain which until now
[00:23:12] were not the case, let's not
[00:23:16] comment on the situation regarding Moneyval, difficult payments.
[00:23:20] difficult transactions, so these are all gradually instruments that
[00:23:23] are starting to directly affect the life of every
[00:23:27] individual, every citizen within Bosnia and Herzegovina, so these are no longer
[00:23:31] just political messages or political
[00:23:34] some losses in the domain of just reporting,
[00:23:38] the report is presented and it precisely lists what was not done,
[00:23:42] or what was done, but it is now specifically
[00:23:45] reflected in the
[00:23:46] lives of
[00:23:49] citizens. citizens and entrepreneurs will actually pay the most and
[00:23:53] that is precisely why do you feel
[00:23:56] that the adoption of these laws, everything
[00:23:59] we have listed during the conversation, that actually
[00:24:03] it is not in the interest of politicians to
[00:24:06] adopt them, or is it exclusively the problem that they cannot
[00:24:10] reach an agreement, but on these issues there is no point in reaching
[00:24:13] an agreement when the acquis of the European Union should be followed, that's why I'm
[00:24:17] interested in that interest. We
[00:24:20] "m, we cannot blame the political establishment in Bosnia and Herzegovina for everything, our
[00:24:23] decision-making process and such a complex constitutional arrangement as
[00:24:27] it is is truly complicated.
[00:24:30] Unfortunately, there are many opportunities for blocking, there are many
[00:24:34] instruments, mechanisms that we witness, not only in
[00:24:38] the past four years, not only the past two years, but for
[00:24:41] over 20 years, so
[00:24:45] that way of organizing the state
[00:24:48] creates certain problems when it comes to European
[00:24:51] integration, but again on the other hand, I don't see
[00:24:55] any reason or justification for any political
[00:24:58] representative from any of the three constituent peoples in Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:25:02] and citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina to be against European integration
[00:25:06] against the benefits that improve
[00:25:09] the socio-economic standard of every citizen
[00:25:12] of the peoples living here.
[00:25:14] It is possible that with certain interests, some
[00:25:18] policies have an objective and clearly
[00:25:22] an agenda to obstruct everything that concerns
[00:25:25] the progress of Bosnia and Herzegovina, not only towards the European
[00:25:29] Union. In the report published today, we also have
[00:25:32] an alarming warning regarding the public
[00:25:35] radio and television service of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the issue
[00:25:38] of BHRT. So, these are all some items
[00:25:42] that evidently create problems
[00:25:45] uh in the further path of Bosnia and Herzegovina towards the European Union. I don't see
[00:25:49] any desire or enthusiasm to resolve
[00:25:52] that as soon as possible. Up until now, statements have been quite
[00:25:55] declarative and much is said about
[00:25:59] European integration, but when it comes to the adoption
[00:26:02] of these crucial laws, when it comes to laws on the judiciary that will
[00:26:06] strengthen integrity, transparency, when
[00:26:09] it comes to other laws that concern
[00:26:13] finance and everything that in a certain way
[00:26:16] places us in a European organized society,
[00:26:20] we see that it truly does not pass, that it is difficult
[00:26:23] to discuss it, especially to reach
[00:26:27] some compromise, here at the end, let's just
[00:26:30] connect, somehow they... "for years, the biggest
[00:26:34] culprits, have been
[00:26:36] politicians from SNSD, the government
[00:26:40] in Republika Srpska and the loudest in statements when it
[00:26:44] comes to the European path of Bosnia and Herzegovina is Milorad Dodik, who is
[00:26:47] now exclusively the president of the party,
[00:26:50] several times even after the new general elections, he said
[00:26:54] that Bosnia and Herzegovina remains on the European path, but that this European
[00:26:58] path is not a priority,
[00:27:00] now it seems likely that..." SNSD will remain in power, that it
[00:27:04] will form it together with HDZ, and yesterday he
[00:27:07] said that the European Union has actually been working
[00:27:11] for years to dismantle, as he said,
[00:27:14] the entities, and that now he wants the European Union to talk
[00:27:18] to the entity of Republika Srpska, how do you view that, today
[00:27:22] Marta Kos also said that the European Union will have
[00:27:25] to look for some other models when it comes to Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:27:29] precisely because of this complicated arrangement. which we
[00:27:33] talked about? It is difficult to find a new model because the methodology
[00:27:37] of enlargement of the European Union has been clearly adopted by the institutions
[00:27:40] of the European Union and the path of accession to the European Union is known.
[00:27:44] It will not be that simple to individually isolate
[00:27:47] someone and give a special standard
[00:27:51] by which accession will take place in the future within the European Union. That
[00:27:54] statement, I can comment on it by saying
[00:27:58] that it is dual, meaning we remain committed to the European path, but it will not be
[00:28:01] a priority. So, "if it is not a priority, then
[00:28:03] really no one is on that European path, and
[00:28:07] here we need to explicitly emphasize a
[00:28:10] very important fact, no one here from the European
[00:28:14] Commission is working to reduce the competencies
[00:28:18] of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian entities, but the European
[00:28:21] Commission is asking for a clear approach
[00:28:25] of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the negotiation process.
[00:28:28] This means that whoever is the main negotiator and negotiation
[00:28:31] structures. First of all, a compromise agreement will have to be made
[00:28:35] within the system, within Bosnia and
[00:28:38] Herzegovina, a negotiating or coordination mechanism,
[00:28:41] all that needs to be negotiated must be agreed upon, then with a unified stance,
[00:28:45] go before the chief negotiator, the one that
[00:28:49] the European Commission will determine. I don't think such
[00:28:52] statements really contribute to any
[00:28:55] improvement, but again, we cannot now
[00:28:59] say in advance whether in the future
[00:29:02] in the new, so coalition, all this regarding
[00:29:05] blockades and this process will continue. You know, times are changing,
[00:29:09] mhm, uh, we expect certain changes,
[00:29:12] of course, uh, today we had
[00:29:16] the results for the US Congress, where
[00:29:18] the Democrats won
[00:29:22] a majority in both houses, meaning in the Senate in the American
[00:29:25] Congress, uh, that could be a prelude to the next presidential elections,
[00:29:28] in two years, I'm saying that it will now... somehow reflect that the situation will change neither in Europe nor
[00:29:32] to sad... nešto reflektirati da će se mijenjati situacija niti u Evropi niti
[00:29:35] in the Western Balkans in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but
[00:29:39] we certainly need to follow, first of all, our most important foreign policy
[00:29:43] priorities and partners should be the European Union itself, the United
[00:29:46] States of America, and then all, therefore countries with which we have
[00:29:50] good, therefore, diplomatic bilateral cooperation. We
[00:29:53] will certainly follow that, somehow everything changes from moment
[00:29:57] to moment. Thank you very much for your time. Thank
[00:30:00] you.