This is Bosnia's response, following request for recognition by Ramush Haradinaj

In a statement to the news agency “Feena”, Crnadak has said that Bosnia and Herzegovina will not only recognise Kosovo, but will not consider any such action.

The Bosnian foreign minister has said that Kosovo Prime Minister Haradinaj's calls for recognition of independence will have no effect, until the Kosovo prime minister's statement has called it the vain “”.

He has added that Kosovo's recognition will not be considered until the end of the current Council of Ministers mandate, Koha.net broadcasts.

“has no recognition of Kosovo from Bosnia and Herzegovina, not because of the position of orphans [Muslim orphans] and Croats, but due to the position of representatives of Republika Srpska and parties leading authorities in Bosnia and those in power in Republika Srpska”, Crnadak has said.

The “Kreat are united on this issue and there is no chance that the situation will change”, the Bosnian foreign minister has added.

The minister has said there has been an agreement in Bosnia and Herzegovina to ease the visa regime and enable the transition of people and goods between the two states, Coha.net broadcasts.

When we speak in general, we need to facilitate a lot of things to make life easier for ordinary people. But as for changing Bosnia's position for recognition of Kosovo, this will not be discussed”, Crnadak has said.

Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj at the Bosniaks' Day ceremony in Kosovo has called on Kosovo's Bosniaks to send messages to officials in Sarajevo “to take necessary steps to recognise Kosovo independence”.