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Bosnia Presidency approves new consulate in Split and broad international accords

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The Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina approved the opening of a new Consulate General in Split, Croatia, covering the Zadar, Sibenik-Knin, Split-Dalmatia, and Dubrovnik-Neretva counties. During its latest session, the state presidency also endorsed the country's accession to the Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements alongside amendments to disaster cooperation agreements with Bulgaria.

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Further decisions authorized key international agreements, including civil aviation technical cooperation with France, a tourism memorandum of understanding with Qatar, and an institutional partnership framework between Germany and the Foreign Investment Promotion Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Presidency also ratified several multilateral instruments, covering the Council of Europe framework on artificial intelligence, international civil aviation protocols, regional free trade updates, electronic commerce regulations, digital transport notes, global tobacco control rules, lawyer professional protections, economic cooperation with South Korea, human organ trafficking prevention, and enhanced electronic evidence disclosure protocols.
Legislative steps extended to labor standards through the ratification of five International Labour Organization conventions and a related protocol spanning workplace safety, chemical regulations, construction standards, labor statistics, and medical benefits, alongside the formal termination of an outdated 1919 employment convention.

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