The Sarajevo Archbishop warned that the current course of negotiations on constitutional changes did not seem to guarantee that the changes would be carried out in a desirable manner.
"The negotiations do not instill great confidence," Puljic told reporters in Sarajevo.
According to him, the talks resemble more lobbying for different interests than a true dialogue on how to ensure real equality for all living in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
He recalled that the Bosnian Bishops' Conference had presented its own proposal for the internal reorganisation of the country.
The main element of that proposal is a model of organisation of the country into four regions instead of the current two entities and cantons.
"This time the Church has tried to give concrete proposals rather than only criticising the situation," Puljic added.