Bosnia's Federation entity got a new leadership on Thursday, after the appointment of Lidija Bradara, Refik Lendo and Igor Stojanovic was confirmed in both chambers of the Federation's entity parliament following the elections that took place in Bosnia and Herzegovina on October 2 last year.

With 79 votes in favour, with no votes against, Bradara, Lendo and Stojanovic were appointed for the Federation's presidency.

According to current law regulations, the Federation President and two Vice Presidents each represent three constituent peoples in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and are mandatory factors in proposing the new composition of the entity government.

This was the first appointment of the Federation's leadership since 2014, as the 2018 election results were never implemented due to political blockades.

The three elected officials are now expected to agree on who is going to perform the duty of the President.