Adnan Delić Resigns as Federal Minister, Accepts Mandate in Sarajevo Canton Assembly
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Adnan Delić resigned today from the post of Federal Minister of Labor and Social Policy and decided to accept a mandate in the Sarajevo Canton Assembly. "Today, I submitted my resignation to the President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina from the position of Federal Minister of Labor and Social Policy. I will accept the mandate in the Sarajevo Canton Assembly that you entrusted to me in the elections and, respecting the Election Law, …
Adnan Delić resigned from the post of Federal Minister of Labor and Social Policy, he announced on Facebook on Monday. He submitted his resignation to the president of the Federation of BiH, and the reason is the mandate in the Sarajevo County Assembly, which he won in the elections. As he states, respecting the Electoral Law, he is ending his ministerial mandate. In his farewell message, he looked back on four years […] The post Adnan Delić res…
Adnan Delić resigned Summarizing his work in the past four years, Delić pointed out that he will remember them for the people and their life stories.
Delić resigns: After four years, he is leaving the FBiH Government - It is difficult to put into a few sentences four years that I will remember for the people and their life stories, wrote Delić
Adnan Delić raised the responsibility for the federal government of the Council of Ministers and Social Politics and the mandate of the Skupštini Županije Sarajevo. Prihvatit ću mandate u Skupštini Županije Sarajevo koji ste mi povjerili na izborima i, poštujući Izborni zakon, završavam svoj ministarski mandate – poručio je Delić preko društvenih mreža.Rezimirajući svoj rad u protekle četiri godine, Delić je istakao da će ih pamtiti po ljudima i…
I will accept the mandate in the Assembly of Sarajevo County that you entrusted to me in the elections and, respecting the Election Law, I will end my ministerial mandate - said Delić via social networks.
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