BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 21. On August 19, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Elmedin Konaković, received Ambassador Richard Holtzapple, the newly appointed Head of the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina, for an inaugural visit, Trend reports.
The assembly concentrated on the prevailing geopolitical
landscape in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the operational dynamics of
the OSCE Mission, with particular attention to the facilitation of
continuous reform initiatives across multiple sectors.
Minister Konaković emphasized the pivotal function of the
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe within the
context of Bosnia and Herzegovina, articulating appreciation for
its enduring support, especially via initiatives that have
bolstered national institutions and societal frameworks. He
reiterated that Bosnia and Herzegovina continues to uphold its
commitments to the foundational principles and obligations of the
OSCE while also advancing the agenda of stability and security
across the European landscape.
Ambassador Holtzapple reaffirmed the OSCE’s robust dedication to
sustained involvement and synergistic collaboration with Bosnia and
Herzegovina. He underscored the criticality of operationalizing the
Dayton Peace Agreement, catalyzing systemic reforms, fortifying
institutional frameworks, and facilitating comprehensive dialogue
throughout the nation.