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The formation of the new state government in Bosnia and Herzegovina came more than five months after the general elections. In your opinion, which are the most important priorities for the newly formed government?

Ajla Abdibegović,  Bugojno

I hope that the priorities of the newly formed government are much more oriented towards the interests of citizens. I think that, if they worked together to improve the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a lot of things could be done. This is a country that needs government structures that cooperate with citizens. I think the newly formed government can provide that.

Inela Husić,  Živinice

In my opinion it is necessary to solve the problem of corruption, which is still prevalent in our society. It is necessary to strengthen the economy and increase production by reducing imports. It is also very important to achieve progress in the Euro-Atlantic integration as the entry of BiH into the EU brings us closer to the neighbouring countries. We must not forget that it is necessary for our society to create new jobs, and to enact new laws such as the law on assisted reproduction.

Elma Hodžić, Trebinje

The situation we have is that there are simply too many priorities. To start off, job creation for young people and improving the economic situation should be on the top of the list. The issue of education and social protection are also priorities. Also, we must not forget the state of cultural institutions in BiH. It is high time to finally open the National Museum.
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