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SARAJEVO, January 26 (FENA) - President of the Party of Democratic Action (SDA) Bakir Izetbegović responded to the Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republika Srpska, Nedeljko Čubrilović, to his invitation to address a session of the entity parliament.
“I thank you for your invitation to address the National Assembly of the Republika Srpska on the topic of the political and economic situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina. As you know, I am a member of the Collegium of the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina and we have already discussed this topic and I am convinced that we will continue because the blockade that was unnecessarily imposed does not bring good to anyone. "Finding the most acceptable solutions for the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina" is a matter of state institutions, not entity ones, and can only be considered in the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina and other competent state institutions,” Izetbegović said in his letter to Čubrilović.
He added that the Party of Democratic Action in the RSNA is "a series of very experienced and capable deputies who can make a constructive contribution to resolving the situation in which we as a society and state find ourselves, but only in the part related to the RS entity."
“All of us in the SDA want to get out of the crisis as soon as possible, and we see it in a simple formula. All that is needed is that no one questions unquestionable values and categories - the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina, judgments of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the European Court of Human Rights, the Dayton Peace Agreement, including the High Representative's unavoidable position, the European Convention on Human Rights rights and freedoms, and not to discriminate against each other on ethnic or any other grounds. Therefore, I suggest that at the next session, as a first step in this direction, you repeal the unconstitutional Law on Medicines and Medical Devices of the RS, and the conclusions that violate the Dayton Peace Agreement and undermine the constitutional order of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The abandonment of blockades and the withdrawal of unconstitutional laws and conclusions are the basic preconditions for improving the current political and economic situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina,” concludes Bakir Izetbegović in a letter to Nedeljko Čubrilović.
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