Bosnia and Herzegovina: In Majevica, successful cooperation between municipalities from both entities.

3 May 2025

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Five communities in Republika Srpska and Bosnia-Herzegovina collaborate on a tourism project highlighting Majevica’s natural wealth.

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Five municipalities in Republika Srpska and the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located at the foot of the Majevica mountain range, have been cooperating for over 25 years on a tourism project to showcase the region’s natural wealth. The text also includes links to related articles concerning Majevica, demining in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the ongoing danger of mines in the region.

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