Kordić: 'Dialogue for the Future' represents the basis for reconciliation and cooperation

Politics 23 July 2024 21:00

We should not impose anything on each other, but respect each other in all our differences because there is more in life that unites us than divides us, said in his address at the conference "Mostar 2024: Dialogue for the Future" the Mayor of Mostar, Mario Kordić, CE Report quotes FENA.NEWS

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Kordić: 'Dialogue for the Future' represents the basis for reconciliation and cooperation

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