Tuesday, November 27, 2007

SDA PARTY SUPPORTS INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY'S HIGH REPRESENTATIVES IN BOSNIA MIROSLAV LAJCAK

SARAJEVO, Bosnia (November 27,2007) – The Party of Democratic Action (SDA) Main Board supports the International community's High Representative in Bosnia Miroslav Lajcak and the Bonn Powers in full capacity,the party officials said. They refused the current initiative for annulment of the Bonn Powers.The SDA Main Board expressed concerns at the session over the current political situation in Bosnia. The officials called all the relevant political forces to solve the artificially-caused crisis through dialogue and responsibility. SDA party officials are of the opinion that certain political representatives of the Serbians living in Bosnia have caused the crisis.

The SDA Party greeted the efforts made by the International Community to bring Bosnia a step closer to the European integrations. They also greeted all the efforts made by the international officials to make Bosnia more efficient and in that sense, the SDA party officials stated that the High Representative’s measures are a necessity.

The Main Board obliged the Party Presidency to make a special analysis of the security situation in Bosnia and in that sense offer concrete suggestions at a special session.

The SDA Party urged Bosnians in Sandzak and Serbia to stop the conflicts.It has been stated that unity of the Bosnians and Islamic Community must not be put into question for the purpose of achieving some selfish personal interests of some politicians.

The SDA Party Main Board accepted the information presented by the party President Sulejman Tihic on the current political situation in Bosnia.

The Board also adopted the Decision on Organization of the SDA Party Association of Women and the Resolution on the Bosnian Language.

The Board passed several special conclusions related to the overall situation in the refugee, displaced persons and returnee sector.

It has been stated that the full implementation of the Annex 7 of the Dayton agreement cannot be made possible until the last displaced person is back home.

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