Djuric with Cvijanovic: Serbia supports preserving the Republic of Srpska’s constitutional powers under the Dayton Agreement

Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djuric met in Dayton with the Chairwoman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Zeljka Cvijanovic, and emphasized that Serbia will continue to support the territorial integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, while strongly advocating for the preservation of the constitutional powers of the Republic of Srpska as guaranteed by the Dayton Agreement.

Djuric highlighted that he and Cvijanovic agreed on their commitment to democratic principles.

"Always a pleasant, warm, and constructive conversation with the Serbian member and Chairwoman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, dear Zeljka Cvijanovic, on the political situation in our region. We are fully united in opposing attempts at majorization and imposed solutions, and completely united in our commitment to democratic principles," Djuric wrote on the social network X.

He added that Serbia will continue to support the territorial integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and strongly advocate for preserving the constitutional powers of the Republic of Srpska as guaranteed by the Dayton Agreement.

Cvijanovic wrote on Instagram that she and Djuric exchanged information on previous activities in Dayton:

"A friendly meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia, Marko Djuric, during which we exchanged information on previous activities in Dayton. We agreed on the necessity of consistent respect for the Dayton Agreement, as well as the constitutional position of all constituent peoples in Bosnia and Herzegovina," Cvijanovic said.

She emphasized the commitment to strengthening all forms of cooperation with Serbia.

"We want a constitutional Bosnia and Herzegovina, not an experiment in which unelected foreigners impose laws, suspend constitutions, punish political parties, and democratically elected leaders. We are committed to strengthening our fraternal relations and all forms of cooperation with Serbia," Cvijanovic stated.