Bosnian ministers: We've done nothing, it's unfair from Kosovo

The ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina have not taken into account countermeasures as a response to Kosovo's decision to introduce 100 per cent customs duties on imports of Bosnian-born goods, Foreign Trade and Economic Relations Minister Mirko Sarovic said on Thursday. “Bosnja and Herzegovina is not considering countermass. We do not [...]
“Bosnja and Herzegovina is not considering countermass. We do not feel that we should follow this example. We will give a chance to solve this problem in another way, “said Sarovic after a session of the Bosnia Council of Ministers.
State ministers said the decision to raise taxes violate the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) and demand that the European Commission urgently engage in resolving this problem.
The Council of Ministers also said that for the time being it will not consider countermatures against Kosovo.
“Bosnia and Herzegovina has caused nothing for Kosovo to make that decision. Bosnia and Herzegovina was not consulted or informed at all before the decision was adopted, which was unfair to the Kosovo section “, Sarovic said.
Foreign Affairs Minister Igor Crnadak praised the decision as political,
The only reasonable thing to do is to withdraw this decision. It is important what Brussels will do. Only Brussels statements are not enough. This is not just about trade, this is an attack on the stability of the region” underlined Crnadak.
Also reacted to Bosnia and Herzegovina Foreign Trade Chamber head Vjekoslav Vukovic, who said Bosnia has exports to Kosovo 10 times higher than import, who would have no effect on acting with a counter-size. /IndesksOnline/












