SARAJEVO, Sept 14 (Hina) - The government of Bosnia's Croat-Muslim federation on Tuesday passed a decree which enables participation in privatisation to persons who are not Bosnian citizens and who prior to the Bosnian conflict had
foreign saving deposits in a business bank on Bosnian territory. According to local media, the decree grants foreign citizens the right to certificates which are an equal means of payment in all privatisation transactions in the federation. The federation government also passed a decision on the introduction of uniform insignia for policemen in this Bosnian entity. Instead of the former multicolour, i.e. canton insignia, their caps will bear a badge with the federation's coat-of-arms. This decision was objected to by Croat ministers who said this act infringed on the cantons' constitutional rights. The decision on uniform insignia was accepted at the demand of the inte
SARAJEVO, Sept 14 (Hina) - The government of Bosnia's Croat-Muslim
federation on Tuesday passed a decree which enables participation
in privatisation to persons who are not Bosnian citizens and who
prior to the Bosnian conflict had foreign saving deposits in a
business bank on Bosnian territory.
According to local media, the decree grants foreign citizens the
right to certificates which are an equal means of payment in all
privatisation transactions in the federation.
The federation government also passed a decision on the
introduction of uniform insignia for policemen in this Bosnian
entity. Instead of the former multicolour, i.e. canton insignia,
their caps will bear a badge with the federation's coat-of-arms.
This decision was objected to by Croat ministers who said this act
infringed on the cantons' constitutional rights. The decision on
uniform insignia was accepted at the demand of the international
High Representative for Bosnia.
(hina) ha jn