The topics of discussion were the current situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, global security, cooperation with NATO and the importance of EUFOR engagement in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Expressing his welcome and gratitude for NATO's continued
support to Bosnia and Herzegovina on its path to Euro-Atlantic integration,
Chairman Džaferović emphasized the good cooperation of the Armed Forces of Bosnia
and Herzegovina with NATO, which is reflected in various activities and
programs. He said that the BiH Council of Ministers, by adopting the BiH Reform
Program for 2021 and 2022, confirmed our country's commitment to further
implementation of reforms.
Furthermore, Chairman Džaferović
emphasized the importance of the UN Security Council's decision to extend the
mandate of the EUFOR-Althea Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which will
contribute to a safe environment in our country. He also assessed the
importance of continued cooperation between Bosnia and Herzegovina and NATO and
thanked for the conclusions that were presented about Bosnia and Herzegovina at
the recently held NATO Summit in Madrid, which confirm the continued
development of partnership with Bosnia and Herzegovina and the strengthening of
political dialogue.
The interlocutors also discussed the recently concluded general
elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and concluded that it is now necessary to
implement the results as soon as possible, so that the necessary reforms can be
initiated.
Chairman Džaferović emphasized that the Euro-Atlantic
path of Bosnia and Herzegovina is important for enabling the reforms needed by
our country and its citizens, which will help create a more stable and secure
environment and the country's future.
Deputy Assistant Secretary General of NATO Colomina
thanked for the reception and said that NATO remains committed to strengthening
stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and that support measures for capacity
building of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina and mutual cooperation
will be continued in the coming period. He highlighted the importance of the European
Commission's Decision recommending the candidate status of Bosnia and
Herzegovina for full membership in the EU, and expressed hope that after the
formation of the BiH government, it will continue to make positive progress in
fulfilling its obligations and reforms.
Advisor Slaven Kovačević also attended
the meeting on behalf of the member of the Presidency Željko Komšić.