Talgo technicians are already in Sarajevo to check the trains before putting them into operation, Cabric said, explaining that Croatia has already given its green-light to the introduction of this type of Spanish trains.
Talgo trains are likely to start connecting Sarajevo and Zagreb in two months' time.
Currently, a journey by train between the two cities takes up to 10 hours.
The operator plans to introduce this type of trains also along the rail-line from Sarajevo to Croatia's seaport of Ploce as soon as passenger transport by train is restored on this route.
Bosnian railways purchased the trains for a price of 132 million convertible marks (67.5 million euro) with a loan concluded in 2005. Talgo delivered the wagons in 2010 however they have still not been put to use which was usually explained due to technical reasons.