BiH Buys a Building in Rome for 2.5 Million Euros and Renovates a Building in Madrid for 3.6 Million KM
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The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina passed the Decision on the purchase of a building for the accommodation of diplomatic and consular missions of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Rome and the Vatican, at the address Via Lucilio 16, Rome, with a total area of 900 square meters at a price of 2,500,000 euros.
The Council of Ministers of BiH approved a total of KM 9.2 million for the facilities of the diplomatic and consular network, of which KM 3.6 million was allocated for the reconstruction of the building in Madrid, while KM 5.6 million was allocated for the purchase and equipping of the facility in Rome, which will house the embassies in Italy and the Vatican.
BiH buys a building in Rome for 2.5 million euros, and allocates 3.6 million KM for the renovation of the building in Madrid - The building in Rome is located at Via Lucilio 16 and has an area of 900 square meters
The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina decided today in a telephone session to buy a building in Rome that will house two diplomatic and consular representations of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in Rome and the Vatican. It also approved 3.6 million KM for the renovation of the building in Madrid, after the Spanish authorities warned that it must be repaired urgently.
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