The Croatian Parliament Has the Youngest Vice-President in Its History
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AT THE PROPOSAL of the National Minority Representatives' Club, and following the departure of the longest-serving representative, Furi Radin, the Croatian Parliament today appointed Armin Hodžić as its vice-president.
Armin Hodžić becomes the youngest vice-president of the Croatian Parliament in history - In addition to the Bosniak, Armin Hodžić represents the Albanian, Slovenian, Montenegrin and Macedonian national minorities
Of the 131 MPs who voted, 125 supported this appointment, while five deputies - Dalija Orešković (DoSIP) and part of Mostovci, were against, and Josip Dabro (DP) abstained, reports Hina
In addition to the Bosniak minority, Armin Hodžić is a representative of the Albanian, Slovenian, Montenegrin and Macedonian national minorities.
At the proposal of the National Minority Representatives Club, and following the departure of the longest-serving representative, Furi Radin, the Croatian Parliament today appointed Armin Hodžić as its vice-president, making him the youngest vice-president in the history of Croatian parliamentarism. Of the 131 representatives who voted, 125 supported this appointment, while five representatives – Dalija Orešković (DOSiP) and part of Mostovaci, w…
At the proposal of the National Minority Representatives' Club, and following the departure of the longest-serving representative, Furi Radin, the Croatian Parliament appointed Armin Hodžić as its vice president on Wednesday, making him the youngest vice president in the history of Croatian parliamentarism.
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