BOSNIA - pictures, construction and news [Archive] - Page 2

MIMICA

October 9th, 2005, 07:36 PM

PICTURES

Source: http://photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/?sc=1

TUZLA

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/Tuzla001.jpg

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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/Tuzla006.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/Tuzla007.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/Tuzla008.jpg

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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/Tuzla013.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/Tuzla014.jpg

MIMICA

October 9th, 2005, 08:13 PM

PICTURES

Source: http://photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/?sc=1

BANJA LUKA

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/BanjaLuka001.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/BanjaLuka002.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/BanjaLuka003.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/BanjaLuka004.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/BanjaLuka005.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/BanjaLuka006.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/BanjaLuka007.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/BanjaLuka008.jpg

bloodsaric

October 9th, 2005, 08:18 PM

Those are great pics!!!

MIMICA

October 9th, 2005, 08:27 PM

Those are great pics!!!
Thank you, and welcome to the forum. :)

bloodsaric

October 9th, 2005, 08:50 PM

If anyone is interested here is what Banjaluka looked like at the turn of the 20th century.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/88/Bl-1903.jpg

Alle

October 9th, 2005, 08:55 PM

Sad that a lot of heritage was destroyed during hte war, not at least the library in Sarajevo. But its great to read good news from Bosnia ^^.

MIMICA

October 9th, 2005, 09:01 PM

Sad that a lot of heritage was destroyed during hte war, not at least the library in Sarajevo. But its great to read good news from Bosnia ^^.
I wouldn’t say that Bosnian culture was taken away from the war. Sarajevo is always going to be the center of cultures colliding, no matter how many wars there are. :)

Kommandant Mark

October 9th, 2005, 09:04 PM

Wow, how Banja Luka has grown...im still sad I didn't get a chance to visit the city during my two months stay in Serbia & Montenegro.

Gotta leave something for next time, i guess;)

bloodsaric

October 9th, 2005, 09:13 PM

yah it has grown a lot, from a little suburb town to a huge city, and yah bosnia may not have all the buildings but we have our heritage still and the things we remember.

bloodsaric

October 9th, 2005, 09:22 PM

Residental-business project K-14 in Sarajevo.Built in 2002/2005.

http://www.vranica.com.ba/slike/prodaja-st-k14.jpg
http://www.vranica.com.ba/images/K1428juli2005a.jpg

Residental-business project LAKE in Sarajevo.

http://www.vranica.com.ba/images/Lake-3D.jpg

Izložbeno prodajni salon "Vokel" na Stupu, u Sarajevu. Početak radova avgust 2005.

http://www.vranica.com.ba/images/VOKEL-001.jpg
http://www.vranica.com.ba/images/Vokel-Stup3D.jpg

almost all these projects are in alipasino, just to let you all know where they are. :cheers:

bloodsaric

October 9th, 2005, 09:53 PM

http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTBULGARIA/Resources/305338-1114701796144/presentation_bh_final.swf

copy and paste this if you can not click on it, it's a movie about bosnias renewal

MIMICA

October 9th, 2005, 10:20 PM

Great work!

Kommandant Mark

October 9th, 2005, 10:20 PM

Here are two of my favorite street level pics of Banja Luka...

http://img313.imageshack.us/img313/9530/banjaluka14uy.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

http://img290.imageshack.us/img290/7430/banjaluka28kj.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

mirza-sm

October 9th, 2005, 11:09 PM

OH i just looooooooooooooove that sports shop in the first pictures,one with the yellow signs..and there is one cool before it,it isnt shown in the pic :D
but yeah banja luka rulz :nocrook:

bloodsaric

October 10th, 2005, 12:34 AM

I like the pics, looks nice, hope I can visit Banjaluka as well this summer.

if I don't then :bash:

MIMICA

October 10th, 2005, 02:43 AM

I'm so happy to see all these people participating in the thread. This is exactly what I wanted. :)

Those two pictures of two Banja Luka streets are really nice. You can see how people enjoy the small little shops on the sides...

bloodsaric

October 10th, 2005, 03:50 AM

Hwo would not enjoy the shops? there is like a shop in every building in bosnia, you can visit over a 1000 shops a day(of course I'm exagurating, but there are soo many!), now thats fun! :drunk:

yugoboy

October 10th, 2005, 04:51 AM

Nice projects, pictures....

@Banja Luka

It is a must see if in Bosnia and Herzegovina.. Too bad Banja Luka is not marketed like Sarajevo and Mostar! It is a beautiful city! The street everyone likes is Gospodska Ulica, the main pedestrian street in Banja Luka.:)

bloodsaric

October 10th, 2005, 05:44 AM

yugoboy

October 10th, 2005, 05:45 AM

Are you originally from Bosnia?:)

LordMarshall

October 10th, 2005, 06:33 AM

Kemal Kozarić, guverner Centralne banke BiH, za "Avaz"

BiH može da se zaduži za izgradnju koridora 5C

Umjereno zaduženje otvara mogućnost da se u konsultacijama sa međunarodnim finansijskim institucijama razmatra i ta opcija

Bosna i Hercegovina kao umjereno zadužena zemlja ima prostora i potencijala za eventualno zaduženje za finansiranje izgradnje koridora 5C, potvrdio je za "Dnevni avaz" Kemal Kozarić, guverner Centralne banke BiH.
- Prema sadašnjem stanju vanjskog zaduženja i dinamike servisiranja duga, naravno, uz konsultacije sa međunarodnim finansijskim institucijama, BiH može računati na tu opciju. Nama je trenutno mnogo veći problem unutrašnji dug koji vlasti moraju što skorije riješiti, s obzirom na to da su sve zemlje u okruženju to već učinile - kaže Kozarić.
Vanjskotrgovinski deficit BiH i dalje raste i to predstavlja, prema mišljenju guvernera Centralne banke BiH, veliki problem.
- Do kraja godine možemo očekivati da deficit dostigne iznos od oko sedam milijardi KM, što znači da BiH godišnje u negativnom saldu trgovine sa inozemstvom potroši jedan kompletan koridor 5C. Ono što ohrabruje jeste činjenica da izvoz raste brže nego uvoz - ističe Kozarić.

T. L.

Jedini lijek

Prema njegovim riječima, jedini lijek za deficit je povećanje izvoza. Nakon uvođenja PDV-a koji stimulira izvoz, može se očekivati napredak. Izvoznici će u sistemu PDV-a imati bolji status, dodaje Kozarić i navodi primjer susjedne SCG koja je nakon uvođenja PDV povećala izvoz za 30 posto.

LordMarshall

October 10th, 2005, 07:03 AM

Great pics guys. What cities are next.

welcome bloodsaric.

LordMarshall

October 10th, 2005, 07:21 AM

Slavko Vidić, predsjednik Sindikata Rafinerije nafte Bosanski Brod

Savjet ministara BiH treba da riješi krizu

BOSANSKI BROD - Predsjednik Sindikata Rafinerije nafte Brod Slavko Vidić izjavio je da u rješavanje problema u ovom kolektivu treba da se uključi i Savjet ministara BiH, jer kad Rafinerija radi, korist ima i Republika Srpska i cijela BiH.

Vidić je uputio poziv predsjedavajućem Savjeta ministara Adnanu Terziću da posjeti Rafineriju u Brodu. Predsjednik Sindikata Rafinerije podsjetio je da je Terzić raniju pomoć ovoj rafineriji uslovljavao sa dva mjesta u Nadzornom odboru.

"Ako su to uslovi koji će pomoći da Rafinerija radi bez zastoja, onda bi taj Terzićev prijedlog trebalo prihvatiti", smatra Vidić.

On je podsjetio da će sutra Štrajkački odbor i Sindikat odlučiti hoće li prihvatiti ponudu poslovodstva i Nadzornog odbora Rafinerije za deblokadu goriva, čijom bi se prodajom obezbijedila sredstva za isplatu najmanje dvije plate do kraja ovog mjeseca od 12 plata koliko duguju radnicima.

Dio sredstava od prodaje derivata sa rafinerijskog skladišta bio bi usmjeren u nabavku sirove nafte, kako bi se pokrenula postrojenja koja stoje tri mjeseca.

Predsjednik Štrajkačkog odbora Danilo Bročilo podsjeća da je ovaj odbor insistirao da im odmah isplate četiri plate, a da peta bude isplaćena do 31. oktobra. On je istakao da je to uslov za prekid štrajka.

(Srna)

LordMarshall

October 10th, 2005, 07:43 AM

City of Jajce

http://www.jajce.org/modules/coppermine/albums/Ljeto2004/normal_IM000058.JPG

http://www.jajce.org/modules/coppermine/albums/Ljeto2004/normal_IM000078.JPG

http://www.jajce.org/modules/coppermine/albums/Ljeto2004/normal_IM000083.JPG

http://misheli.image.pbase.com/u10/alangrant/upload/37828903.Bosnia2004_PICT5806.JPG

http://www.h1arch.tuwien.ac.at/hb1/sarajevo/Alben/Bilder/PICT0017_JPG.jpg

http://www.ambafrance.ba/images/JAJCE_jpg.jpg

http://image05.webshots.com/5/2/1/77/67620177XsxElQ_ph.jpg

http://www.forum-bosnie.com/ajajce/DSCN8441.jpg

http://www.forum-bosnie.com/ajajce/DSCN8416.jpg

http://www.forum-bosnie.com/ajajce/DSCN8420.jpg

http://www.forum-bosnie.com/ajajce/DSCN8439.jpg

LordMarshall

October 10th, 2005, 07:45 AM

I found this picture of Jajce Kasarna whats the status of the building today?

http://mishuna.image.pbase.com/u10/alangrant/upload/37827910.Bosnia2004_PICT5317.JPG[

bloodsaric

October 10th, 2005, 09:15 AM

Are you originally from Bosnia?:)

yes I am originaly from BiH

bloodsaric

October 10th, 2005, 09:18 AM

I wish I could understand what you posted lordmarshall, but it is very hard for me to read and understand it, oh well I tried...

Medofish

October 10th, 2005, 12:06 PM

yes I am originaly from BiH

^ First, welcome :)

Second, what city in BiH? Banjaluka?

Third, do you agree that author should also include Hercegovina in the name of the thread :D

:cheers2:

LordMarshall

October 10th, 2005, 07:14 PM

10.10.2005 (16:34)

BiH: CANADIAN GOVERNMENT’S DONATION FOR RAILWAY SECTOR

SARAJEVO, October 10 (FENA) – Representatives of the BiH Public Railway Corporation (BHZJK) and the European Bank for Recovery and Development (EBRD) Dragisa Hadzic and Josip Polic on Monday signed the Agreement on the Canadian Government’s donation for procuring and installing the information-technological system for the railway sector in BiH.

This donation worth 1, 3 million euros, according to BHZJK Dragisa Hadzic, will enable appliance of an information system that will enable the corporation to be the carrier of transport and generator of country’s development. EBRD ensured the donation of the Canadian Government.

Charge d’Affaires of the Canadian Embassy Peter Paproski said that Canada supported this process with support of the Canadian Fund for the Balkans.

BiH Minister of Transport and Communications Branko Dokic expressed gratitude to the Canadian Government, noting that this is donation is a significant contribution to technological development of the railways. The project envisages procuring and installing hardware and basic software.

Dokic announced designing of the strategy for development of travel infrastructure in BiH with support from EBRD, which should be completed in the next year, adding that the negotiations with EBRD and the European Investment Bank for a new credit for BiH Railways, worth 140 million euros, start this week in London.

(Fena) jc

Medofish

October 10th, 2005, 07:38 PM

Iako naziv ovog threada još uvijek nema u sebi "i Hercegovina", ipak da napišem ovdje dvije dobre vijesti koje sam čuo na Dnevniku prije 2 minuta:

1) Mostarska Saborna, Ferhadija i još neka hrvatska katedrala će biti obnovljene, a obnoviće ih neko šesti, čini mi se neki Francuzi;

2) Bosna i Hercegovina, ako FBiH ne blokira ovaj zakon o policiji, bi trebala da započne pregovore sa Evropskom unijom prije kraja ove godine ;)

Eto, pa živjeli...živjela i naša Hercegovina :cheers2:

mirza-sm

October 10th, 2005, 08:03 PM

^^ :cheer:

LordMarshall

October 10th, 2005, 08:40 PM

Dutchman top candidate to succeed Ashdown in Bosnia

10.10.2005 - 09:58 CET | By Mark Beunderman

Dutch carreer diplomat Michiel Patijn has a good chance to succeed Paddy Ashdown as the EU’s special representative in Bosnia, according to Dutch media.

On the basis of senior sources in the Dutch foreign ministry, Dutch weekly Vrij Nederland reports that Mr Patijn, who just stepped down as Dutch ambassador with NATO, is set to succeed Mr Ashdown.

But according to NRC Handelsblad, Czech and Italian candidates are also in the running for the post.

Mr Patijn, a liberal like Mr Ashdown, has been a Dutch state secretary for European affairs, as well as a top official at The Hague’s defence ministry.

Mr Ashdown’s job combines the function of EU special representative with that of High Representative of the International Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The post was installed as part of the 1995 Dayton Peace Agreement, and involves wide-ranging competencies including the possible blocking of Bosnian legislation as well as the sacking of high Bosnian officials, including ministers.

Mr Ashdown is said to have recently exerted strong pressure on the Bosnian Serb leadership to accept a key police reform necessary for Bosnia to begin talks on a preliminary Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA) with Brussels.

The parliament of the Republika Srpska, the ethnic Serb entity within Bosnia-Herzegovina, last week by a large majority adopted the controversial police reform, which it had by an equally large majority rejected three weeks ago.

Bosnia is now set to follow the EU path of Croatia, which last week started EU accession talks, and of Serbia, which opened SAA talks in September.

LordMarshall

October 10th, 2005, 08:43 PM

Sanja Tunjic, 19, Miss BiH

http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/fotosrch/3/20051009SAR02D.jpg

http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/fotosrch/3/20051009SAR01D.jpg

Medofish

October 10th, 2005, 08:49 PM

^ Odaklle je cura?

LordMarshall

October 10th, 2005, 08:53 PM

^ iz Lukavca..

mic of Orion

October 10th, 2005, 09:23 PM

average, lol

bloodsaric

October 11th, 2005, 08:36 PM

^ First, welcome :)

Second, what city in BiH? Banjaluka?

Third, do you agree that author should also include Hercegovina in the name of the thread :D

:cheers2:

Sarajevo is where I am from, Cengic Vila, and umm i think he should just change it to maybe BIH, but then again I do not know, most americans refer to it just as Bosnia, but yah iclude hercegovina if you like. :cheers:

bloodsaric

October 11th, 2005, 08:38 PM

bloodsaric

October 11th, 2005, 08:40 PM

bloodsaric

October 11th, 2005, 08:47 PM

If you have not seen heres the construction update on The Bosmal City Center.

http://www.bosmal.com/images/news/large/2005-01-05-novogodisnje-001.jpg

http://www.bosmal.com/images/news/large/2005-01-05-novogodisnje-006.jpg

http://www.bosmal.com/images/news/large/2005-01-05-novogodisnje-002.jpg

http://www.bosmal.com/images/news/large/2005-01-05-novogodisnje-005.jpg

the tower with the spinny thin (lol) is finished :cheers:

mirza-sm

October 11th, 2005, 11:06 PM

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b290/skyscraper_BiH/bhnebo.jpg

mirza-sm

October 11th, 2005, 11:07 PM

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b290/skyscraper_BiH/zeljeznice1.jpg

MIMICA

October 12th, 2005, 01:41 AM

Saray: I'm very angry with you. You know that I won't change the title to this thread no matter what you say, because I know I'm right. Herzegovina isn't even said by most Bosnians, why add it in the title when it's not needed to be there.
Like you offered, if you really want to make a Herzegovina development thread, be my guest. As you see in this thread, I include pictures, construction and news from cities in Herzegovina. It's not like I decided to take Herzegovina information out of this thread, I just chose not to include it in my title. Period!

LordMarshall: There are some people that can't read Bosnian very well, such as bloodsaric. Can you please continue to write a short summary of the articles you're posting so that he (and other people who can't read Bosnian) can understand what is being written? I will do the same, thank you. :)

bloodsaric: I'm really happy that you're interested in Bosnia, and the developments that are currently going on in the country. I'd just like to ask when you're quoting some of the posts made by other formers, you'll give a link of the post instead of quoting the whole post which may include many pictures. Also, the newest updates for the Bosmal City Center are in Bosnian, not in English. Their website decided to stop updating the English version, since most people viewing their website were Bosnian. Thank you. :)

skyscraper_BIH: Even though you've been causing some problems, I'd like to thank you for the contribution of articles you've posting in this thread.

LordMarshall

October 12th, 2005, 06:23 AM

Zavidovici

http://galerija.zavidovici-x.com/albums/userpics/nove1/carsija/DSC01752.JPG

http://galerija.zavidovici-x.com/albums/userpics/nove1/carsija/DSC01261.JPG

http://galerija.zavidovici-x.com/albums/userpics/nove1/carsija/DSC01164.JPG

http://galerija.zavidovici-x.com/albums/userpics/nove1/carsija/DSC01159.JPG

http://galerija.zavidovici-x.com/albums/userpics/nove1/carsija/DSC01158.JPG

http://galerija.zavidovici-x.com/albums/userpics/nove1/carsija/DSC01126.JPG

http://galerija.zavidovici-x.com/albums/userpics/carsija/www.zdici.tk_01.jpg

Mars Attacks :)
http://galerija.zavidovici-x.com/albums/userpics/carsija/28_avgust_2004_zavidovici%20086_.jpg

http://galerija.zavidovici-x.com/albums/userpics/carsija/23_avgust_2004_zavidovici_093.jpg

http://galerija.zavidovici-x.com/albums/userpics/carsija/23_avgust_2004_zavidovici_063.jpg

http://galerija.zavidovici-x.com/albums/userpics/carsija/23_avgust_2004_zavidovici_051_S.jpg

bloodsaric

October 12th, 2005, 08:03 AM

bloodsaric[/B]: I'm really happy that you're interested in Bosnia, and the developments that are currently going on in the country. I'd just like to ask when you're quoting some of the posts made by other formers, you'll give a link of the post instead of quoting the whole post which may include many pictures. Also, the newest updates for the Bosmal City Center are in Bosnian, not in English. Their website decided to stop updating the English version, since most people viewing their website were Bosnian. Thank you. :).

Err sorry, I kind of figured out that I should not do that. Oh and the pictures for Bosmal are from the Bosnian site not from English one. :nuts:

mirza-sm

October 12th, 2005, 02:51 PM

skyscraper_BIH: Even though you've been causing some problems, I'd like to thank you for the contribution of articles you've posting in this thread.

pfff get a life, im not doing it for u,im doin it for my own country :sleepy:

Sergei

October 12th, 2005, 03:10 PM

Settle down, children!

LordMarshall

October 12th, 2005, 05:57 PM

12.10.2005 (14:54)

EC: 2, 5 MILLION EUROS FOR HIGH JUDICIAL AND PROSECUTORIAL COUNCIL

SARAJEVO, October 12 (FENA) – The Head of Delegation of the European Commission in BiH, Ambassador Michael Humphreys, and Director of Secretariat of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) Elmira Pasagic on Wednesday signed the contract on EC assistance to HJPC in processes of modernization and reforms in BiH.

The contract for 2006 and 2007 is worth 2, 5 million euros.

The donation refers to support for projects of reorganizing minor offence courts, computerization of judiciary with linking of all courts and prosecutor offices in BiH, and support in education of judges and prosecutors, which will be implemented by the Entity centres for education of judges and prosecutors.

Ambassador Humphreys commended the results BiH has achieved over the past three years in the field of judicial reform. The Court of BiH and HJPC were established in that period, while other reforms in this sector are progressing, he added.

“But this progress must be continued”, stressed Humphreys, adding that an “efficient State judicial system is absolutely vital for BiH’s membership in the EU”.

HJPC President Branko Peric thanked the EC Delegation for their support in establishing the Council, particularly for the significant donation for building this institution’s complex, worth 2, 2 million euros.

“The support we will receive over the next two years will be a strong contribution to continuity of reforms in the judicial sector. Thanks to the support provided by the European Commission, we have made significant progress in building a sustainable and efficient judicial system so that I dare to say that BiH today is ahead of the countries in the region”, said Peric.

(Fena) jc

LordMarshall

October 12th, 2005, 05:59 PM

SLOVENIJA NAJVEĆI INVESTITOR U BiH

SARAJEVO, 12. oktobra (FENA) - Prema najnovijim pokazateljima Gospodarske zbornice Slovenije preduzeća iz ove zemlje od maja 1994. do septembra 2005. investirala su u BiH više od 630 miliona KM.

U prvom polugodištu ove godine Slovenija je po ulaganjima u BiH zauzela prvo mjesto među 85 zemalja koje direktno investiraju u BiH s ulaganjem od 68 miliona KM, dok je globalno gledano na četvrtom mjestu.

Slovenske investicije, kako je istaknuo danas na konferenciji za novinare u Sarajevu direktor Gospodarske zbornice Slovenije u Sarajevu Amir Hujić, 85 posto locirane su u Federaciji BiH, a 15 posto u Republici Srpskoj.

Od januara do septembra ove godine, kako je istaknuo Hujić, Slovenija je u BiH izvezla robe u vrijednosti 786 miliona KM, a uvezla iz BiH u vrijednosti od oko 270 miliona KM, što je povećanje u odnosu na isti period 2004. za 177 posto.

Slovenija je iz BiH najviše uvozila zračne pumpe, aluminij, otpatke željeza i čelika, sirovu kožu, drvo obrađeno i neobrađeno, dok je najviše izvozila u BiH tekstilne tkanine, lijekove, mineralne vode, mašine za veš, frižidere, te šivaće mašine.

Glavni izvoznici u prvom polugodištu ove godine iz Slovenije u BiH između ostalih bili su Prevent, Gorenje, Krka, Fruktal i Alpina, dok su glavni uvoznici u tom periodu u Sloveniju iz BiH
bili Cimos, Impol, Meltal, Alpina i Koto.

Ovu godinu Slovenija bi u BiH mogla okončati s oko 250 miliona KM investicija.

Kako je naglasio direktor budućeg preduzeća Argeta d.o.o. Sarajevo Dušan Lanščak koje će otpočeti s radom naredne godine u izgradnju i opremanje objekta za proizvodnju pašteta u Hadžićima kod Sarajeva bit će uloženo oko 40 miliona KM, što pokazuje da je cilj Slovenije dugoročno poslovanje s BiH.

Kao uspješan primjer saradnje slovenskih i bh. privrednika navedena je i Tvornica za proizvodnju automobilskih komponenti TMD iz Gradačca čiji je vlasnik koparski Cimos.

Otvaranjem pogona u Srebrenici prije tri mjeseca TMD će, prema riječima Fadila Novalića, direktora te fabrike, u Srebrenici do kraja 2006. omogućiti zapošljavanje još 110 osoba, dok se očekuje godišnji promet od 4,4 miliona KM.

(Fena) ef

LordMarshall

October 12th, 2005, 06:01 PM

Podravka u Sarajevu prezentovala godišnji izvještaj o poslovanju

http://www.oslobodjenje.ba/images/stories/dnevno/12okt/eko2.jpg

Početak saradnje sa ”Agrokomercom”

Za Podravku je 2004. bila godina konsolidacije i godina stvaranja pretpostavki koje vode ka daljnjim poboljšanjima poslovanja. Ovo je dioničarima Podravke poručio predsjednik Uprave Podravke d.d. Darko Marinac u godišnjem izvještaju o poslovanju kompanije koji je prezentovan i u Sarajevu u utorak.

“Kompanija sa srcem” je u 2004. godini ubrala prihod od 3,4 milijarde kuna, odnosno oko 900 miliona KM, što je rast od nepuna tri posto u odnosu na 2003. godinu, navodi se u tom izvještaju.

Bosna i Hercegovina je poslije hrvatskog i dalje najvažnije Podavkino tržište, poručio je na toj prezentaciji direktor Podravke za BiH Josip Canjar, rekavši da je osim nastavka saradnje sa Mesnom industrijom Čolović iz Sokoca u toku realizacija dogovora sa Vegafruitom iz Brijesnice Male o zajedničkoj i licenciranoj proizvodnji. Osim ovih, u planu je da do kraja godine krene posao i sa Agrokomercom iz Velike Kladuše, s kojim bi bila pokrenuta proizvodnja jednog proizvoda, te distribucija postojećih Podravkinih proizvoda, a razmatrana je i mogućnost proizvodnje poljoprivrednih proizvoda - voća i povrća u dolini Neretve. Takođe, ova kompanija je spremna da podrži proizvodnju i otkup, ali realizacija proizvodnje ovisi od spremnosti domaćih faktora da organiziraju taj projekt.

“Nudimo više od 600 visokokvalitetnih proizvoda, među kojima su i proizvodi nekoliko eminentnih kompanija kao što je Nestle. Da se radi o visokokvalitetnim proizvodima svjedoče brojna priznanja. Za plasman naših proizvoda u BiH brine se kvalitetan tim od 120 zaposlenika i oko 150 osoba sa privremenim angažmanom”, rekao je Canjar.

Canjar je i najavio osnivanja fonda pod nazivom Zlata Bartol (Sarajka koja je izumila vegetu) iz kojeg bi bili stipendirani studenti u BiH.

Nagrade za dizajn poslovnih izvještaja

Godišnji izvještaji o poslovanju Podravke iz godine u godinu dobijaju nagrade za dizajn. Potpisnici dizajna su Bruketa i Žinić, a priznanja su pobrana i ove godine. Konkretno u Essenu (Njemačka). Jedan od dvojice dizajnera Podravkinih izvještaja Davor Bruketa je u utorak u Sarajevu rekao da su poslovni izvještaji “obični nezanimljivi pa je postojala potreba da se privuče pažnja na njih”:

“Koristili smo najnoviju tiskarsku tehnologiju i neka inovativna rješenja,” rekao je, između ostalog, Bruketa.

Na prezentaciji godišnjeg izvještaja Podravke svoju ocjenu je dao i poznati sarajevski dizajnerski duo Kurt i Plasta.

“U izvještajima se nudi jedan vid zabave, a upotrebljeni su i razni štamparski trikovi,” rekao je Kurt.

mirza-sm

October 12th, 2005, 07:24 PM

btw MIMICA did u noticed something new in the name of the thread :| :lol:

yugoboy

October 12th, 2005, 10:16 PM

@Zavidovici Pictures!

Omg..... That thing beside the Football stadium make me want to throw up!

:puke: :puke: :puke:

SpotlessMind

October 12th, 2005, 10:23 PM

^^ I'm with you! It is just so awefully out of place. It better be a donation otherwise...

Medofish

October 12th, 2005, 10:59 PM

Serbia and Montenegro versus Bosnia and Herzegovina - 1:0

Location: Marakana, Belgrade
Goals: Mateja Kežman, 7'

SpotlessMind

October 12th, 2005, 11:05 PM

Poor Bosnia!! Again nothing. I don't care much about football but it would have been soemthing positive to look out for, for BiH and it's people.

Better next time aaai.

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 02:02 AM

US urges Bosnians to strengthen common state
Wed Oct 12, 2005 1:59 PM ET165

By Nedim Dervisbegovic

SARAJEVO (Reuters) - The United States urged Bosnia's Muslim, Serb and Croat leaders on Wednesday to replace the three-man, inter-ethnic presidency with a single president to create a stronger, more cohesive state.

U.S. Undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns, starting a Balkan tour, said he expected a strong commitment on these reforms by the time Balkan leaders visit Washington next month for the 10th anniversary of Bosnia's Dayton peace treaty.

The treaty, which ended a 1992-95 civil war, had served its purpose and must now evolve, Burns said.

"They will commit themselves to the ambition of further constitutional reform in the spirit of Dayton and that will be the objective of the single presidency and an strengthened premiership and an effective parliament," he said.

"I don't know when it'll be made but the process will start with the Washington summit meetings in November and when that happens this country will become a more normal country like any other European country," he added.

Burns' message set a fresh challenge for unity in a chronically divided country of some four million people used to having its ethnic struggles resolved by Western carrot-and-stick tactics.

"AN ABNORMAL SITUATION"

Bosnia is made up of the Bosnian Serb republic and the Muslim-Croat Federation, each with a high degree of autonomy, which are spanned by a weak central government.

The U.S. diplomat's proposal was certain to cause an uproar among Bosnian Serbs who see centralization as a direct attack on their sovereignty.

It was only after years of preparation and months of arms-twisting that they finally agreed this year to the creation of a single Bosnian army and, more recently, unified police.

The police reform would pave the way for the European Union to recommend by the end of the year the start of talks on the Stabilization and Association agreement -- the first rung on the long road to EU membership -- by the end of the year.

But Western peace officials have been saying that Bosnia's current complicated constitutional arrangement breeds inter-ethnic bickering, slowing down the pace of decision making and hindering efforts to speed up economic and social recovery.

"What you have now ten years after Dayton is still, frankly, an abnormal situation with tri-presidency and with the entities controlling so much of the national life of this country," Burns said.

Bosnia's membership in NATO's Partnership for Peace for ex-communist has been on hold for a year-and-a-half because of Bosnian Serbs' failure to hand over their wartime leader and genocide suspect Radovan Karadzic for a trial at a U.N. court.

Burns said Bosnian leaders told him at a meeting in Sarajevo that Karadzic and his wartime military leader Ratko Mladic, also a genocide suspect wanted by The Hague U.N. war crimes court and believed to be hiding in Serbia, should give themselves up.

MIMICA

October 13th, 2005, 02:24 AM

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bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 02:24 AM

deleted comment, rude so its gone :cheers:

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 02:27 AM

deleted :cheers:

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 02:28 AM

Lets not lose it here keep on topic of BiH. Other stuff is for the east sky thing.

mic of Orion

October 13th, 2005, 02:34 AM

Croatia and Bosnia plan to build Corridor 5 motorway (going through Bosnia) in joint venture .... If project gets a go-ahead a 337km motorway could be built entirely with in 8 years, costing some 3€ billion would be one of largest investments in Bosnian infrastructure and would greatly benefit both countries, it would allow quicker transit of foreign tourist to Adriatic coast as well help Bosnia connect its major cities, Tuzla, Sarajevo, Zanica and Mostar. Projects has been proposed by Izet Bajrambašić of Bosnian Ministry of Roads of communication... :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

Croatia is reviewing the proposals and offers and plans to finance Bosnian feasibility study in excess of 8 million euros... If Project goes ahead Croatia will co-finance the project with 1.5 billion US$ in return for 50% share.... :cheers: :cheers:

SpotlessMind

October 13th, 2005, 02:40 AM

^^ Hmmm, interesting. Croatia could be a good partner. IMO, Bosnia needs one.

I hope we will see the greenlight soon...

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 02:42 AM

I dont know about this, I dont like the idea. BiH should try to get loans and credits and build it by it self.

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 02:46 AM

http://sabin.ro/sabinnew/album433/AA026.sized.jpg

this is very peacful to me, whats with the brown water?

hope this is new :cheers:

Kommandant Mark

October 13th, 2005, 02:54 AM

^
LOL. First pic...is Belgrade;)

Btw, im glad to see all the developments in Bosnia & Herzegovina. I especially like the enthusiasm of the people:)

mic of Orion

October 13th, 2005, 02:56 AM

I dont know about this, I dont like the idea. BiH should try to get loans and credits and build it by it self.

they are talking of doing it, but bc poor credit rating (BB-) Loans might be very expensive option for Bosnia, only help would be EU finds and EBRD, but they have minimum requirement that 50% of funds be provided by local financiers.

Croatia has some experience and could help with some funds, after all it is paying for feasibility study what ever Bosnia decided, sort of Gratis Memoradai...

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 03:10 AM

^
LOL. First pic...is Belgrade;)

Btw, im glad to see all the developments in Bosnia & Herzegovina. I especially like the enthusiasm of the people:)

yah I know, im not sure bout the second one, I said I found good pics, never of which country tho it was supposed to be on bosnia, oh well. :runaway:

MIMICA

October 13th, 2005, 03:25 AM

btw MIMICA did u noticed something new in the name of the thread :| :lol:

You were saying asshole? :| :lol: What a fucking retard...

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 03:27 AM

Direkcija za privatizaciju Republike Srpske
Produžen tender za prodaju "Boske"

BANJA LUKA - Direkcija za privatizaciju RS produžila je rok za prijavu na tender za prodaju državnog kapitala Robne kuće "Boska" iz Banje Luke do 27. oktobra, potvrđeno je juče u toj instituciji.

Tender za prodaju 58,52 odsto državnog udjela u RK "Boska" je prema prvobitnom planu trebao biti zaključen sutra.

Tendersku dokumentaciju za kupovinu najveće banjolučke robne kuće otkupilo je pet preduzeća. Radi se o kompaniji "Tropik" iz Banje Luke, srbijanskom trgovačkom lancu "C market", "Niskogradnji" iz Laktaša, "Cepter internešnelu", te slovenačkoj firmi "Golden".

Prethodni tender za prodaju "Boske" propao je jer je Vlada RS ocijenila da su podnesene ponude švajcarske filijale kompanije "Cepter" i preduzeća "Janjoš" iz Prijedora od dva miliona, odnosno 1,1 milion KM neprihvatljivo niske. Izvor "Nezavisnih" iz Vlade RS kaže da je ocijenjeno da se neće prihvatiti ponude ispod šest miliona KM.

P.K.

(the sale of Banja Lukas Boska department store has been extended. They are look for a buyer in the range of 6 million marks.)

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 03:29 AM

Zamjena instalacija usporila radove u centru Sarajeva
Popločavanje Titove ulice do kraja oktobra

Popločavanje Titove ulice u centru Sarajeva neće biti završeno do 15. oktobra, kako je bilo najavljeno i radovi će biti produženi do kraja ovog mjeseca, kazala je juče Ljiljana Sakić, ministar prometa i komunikacija Sarajevskog kantona.

Rekla je da su radovi usporeni jer vlasnici objekata u Titovoj nisu na vrijeme zamijenili instalacije.

"Vlasnici su čekali posljednji trenutak kad je počelo prokopavanje ulice kako bi imali manje posla, a bili su na vrijeme obaviješteni da zamijene instalacije", tvrdi Sakićeva.

Građani su sve nestrpljiviji jer se već dva i po mjeseca suočavaju sa gužvama i preprekama u Titovoj ulici.

"Mislim da ne treba toliko vremena da se to radi. Sada je trotoar neravan i ploče ispadaju. Bojim se samo da ih ne počnu ponovo postavljati za pola godine", rekla je Narcisa Livnjak.

Sarajlija Rusmir Zaimović, takođe, nije zadovoljan što radovi dugo traju.

"To nije toliki posao da ga rade tri mjeseca. Ne možete proći Titovom, a da ne zapnete za kakvu ploču. Nadam se da će uraditi posao kvalitetno, kad ga već ovako dugo rade", kazao je Zaimović.

Ministrica Sakićeva kaže da ploče ispadaju jer još nisu fugovane.

"Ljudi se žale na radove i govore kako ispadaju ploče, ali ne znaju da one još nisu fugovane. Sad će se početi raditi fugovanje ploča i uređenje oko šahtova", kazala je Sakićeva.

Prvi rok za završetak radova u Titovoj ulici bio je 30. septembar. Za popločavanje Titove ulice Kanton Sarajevo je izdvojio oko milion KM, a radove izvodi GP "Put".

A. ŠUŠNJAR

(looks like the reconstruction of Marsal Tito's street will be finished by the end of this month.)

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 03:38 AM

:ohno: :crazy: :dunno: :?

yah i try to read it but I can't do it!!!

:blahblah: :poke: :hammer: :cry:

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 03:39 AM

I disagree with changing this threads name without total agreement by people who post here regularly. I post here almost daily and I was not asked if I agree. Now I know some of you will say, “so what you are not in BiH so what’s it to you.” My answer is as long as I post here I want the respect of being asked what should be done to the thread. So suck it fartwad

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 03:40 AM

:ohno: :crazy: :dunno: :?

yah i try to read it but I can't do it!!!

:blahblah: :poke: :hammer: :cry:

Sorry buddy ill try to go more in the translation with these articles that i post in Bosnian. I translate only the main point but if you want more info PM me. :cheers:

SinCity

October 13th, 2005, 03:43 AM

I dont know about this, I dont like the idea. BiH should try to get loans and credits and build it by it self.

It would be a great idea if Bosnia can do this but from what I understand both countries want to speed up the corridor 5c project and this is one of the options up for evaluation. Not only will it open up Bosnia but it also helps Croatia in tandem as it gives the quickest link between the city of Osijek (Eastern Slavonia) with the port of Ploce (Southern Dalmatia). This project I believe is the single most important project to Bosnia's economic revival.

Ploce too is also Bosnia's primary port. :)

If Croatia is offering to co-build this project to speed it up then I think its a positive thing. At the end of the day the motorways will always be a part of Bosnia.

The geographic boundaries place Croatia & Bosnia hand in hand. What positive things happen in one country always flows onto its neighbour vica-versa (Croatia-Bosnia). :)

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 03:47 AM

SinCity

October 13th, 2005, 03:54 AM

^^ LOL, were not that foreign. Anyway, I think the likelihood is that Bosnia will fund the project in full. :)

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 03:59 AM

:wave: yes but developing a project with 2 countries offers a better relationship towards the future of each country, I know that it is very important to Bosnia but this way they will stake only half the money and still be able to finish all the other projects, future projects and extra one with the money going to the extra ones...I am just making a opinion, thats all.

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 04:12 AM

^^ LOL, were not that foreign. Anyway, I think the likelihood is that Bosnia will fund the project in full. :)

hahah i know you guys are not that foreign. but from a realist point of view it just seems the wrong way to go.

but then the project not getting finished would be equally bad.

so we will see, there is an important investors conference in Sarajevo that will discuss the highway next month. I think we will get more info on the future statues of the financing then.

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 04:36 AM

ok this forum is getting old so we need and "exclusive" cough... update from no one other then the dumb kid blood! you can't know my name cuz my mom says your not cool enough!

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Home still a dream for many Bosnians 10 years after end of war-

URL: http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/EVOD-6H4HSU?OpenDocument&rc=4&emid=ACOS-635NHD

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 04:41 AM

Gorazde

http://www.gorazde-x.com/fotogalerija/albums/danju/DSCF0011.JPG

http://www.gorazde-x.com/fotogalerija/albums/danju/AC0000.JPG

http://www.gorazde-x.com/fotogalerija/albums/danju/AC0002.JPG

http://www.gorazde-x.com/fotogalerija/albums/2003%20danju/AC20030027.JPG

http://www.gorazde-x.com/fotogalerija/albums/2003%20danju/AC20030031.JPG

http://www.gorazde-x.com/fotogalerija/albums/2003%20danju/AC20030059.JPG

http://www.gorazde-x.com/fotogalerija/albums/2003%20danju/AC20030064.JPG

http://www.gorazde-x.com/fotogalerija/albums/2003%20danju/AC20030066.JPG

http://www.gorazde-x.com/fotogalerija/albums/2003%20danju/AC20030083.JPG

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 04:43 AM

That beautiful, excluding a few buildings but beautiful none the less

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 04:46 AM

yeah some of those buildings really stick out..

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 04:56 AM

^^ I hope bosnia keeps doing whats it is doing and put everything in glass, its so much more attracting.

mic of Orion

October 13th, 2005, 04:59 AM

I understand the economic reasons for wanting the build it as a joint BiH-CRO project but I just don’t like the idea of a foreign country having a 50% stake in a infrastructural project that is of a great strategic importance for BiH.

I can see where you coming from, you want to keep most of the revenue and this is great, but getting foreign loans for Bosnia now is something very prohibitive, unless development conference and countries donate more money for something like, it is very hard to think this motorway will ever get off, I am eternal optimist, and think Investors might show up and build the thing, which is great, but than it would not be Bosnian owned but foreign owned and Bosnia would get very little financial inceptive to go this way, other option is Croatia financing this thing only, sort giving a loan or financial help to Bosnia which Croatia can afford, but in return Croatia would probably want to have same say, as to who makes the motorway, how much is spent and where the routes goes... :cheers: :cheers:

Bosnia is Croatia's one of the most important economic and diplomatic friends, always was and always will be, this motorway is of significant importance for Croatia, but more vitally for Bosnia as it would allow Bosnia great economic growth and help Bosnian economy to stand on its feet. We aretalking about employment and new commerce opportunities that come with all this.

Example, Split had population of 192 000 Inhabitants in 2001, it is estimated population of Split has reached 225 000, Population of Zadar was 72 000 - now 85 000, Dubrovnik - 45 000 - now 57 000, all due to better motorway which made smaller cities more important and allowed better commerce, growth in economy this year is excepted to reach 4.25%, not bad when only in December last year most Croatian banks predicted growth of 3.5% at most.... :) :) :)

I think good motorway would do great things for Bosnia, imagine commerce and business opportunities alone..

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 05:05 AM

^^ well we would get a lot of jobs to get those people out of the dumps and actually set the country up for success! :cheers:

MIMICA

October 13th, 2005, 05:08 AM

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 05:11 AM

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 05:15 AM

Aint that the truth. We go around the middle east building highways and byways while BiH has a poor road system. (This was before the war that is, I dont think we do that anymore)

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 05:16 AM

Aint that the truth. We go around the middle east building highways and byways while BiH has a poor road system. (This was before the war that is, I dont think we do that anymore)

nope now were like "screw them we need to make our country better" :jk:

we probably still make roads for others but like they pay for it, you know how that works...they pay and we make..which makes our economy better :cheers:

mic of Orion

October 13th, 2005, 05:20 AM

Motorways help tremendously to any country that makes them. It’s only harder for Bosnia to make them because we have more mountainous terrain, making the construction process much longer.
It’s good that Bosnia and Croatia are using each others ideas and making things happen. Hopefully they’ll become huge partners in trade and things like that. :yes:

They already are Mimica, Croatia imports about 25% of all Bosnians exports... I think Croatia is already largest foreign investor in Bosnia or in top 3... This year Croatia imported about 360$ million worth of goods from Bosnia, it is excepted by the year's end import might reach 500$ million, a growth of nearly 27%...

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 05:20 AM

^^ I hope we get a slice of that Iraqi Pie... :okay:

oops wrong one, to late for me..

mic of Orion

October 13th, 2005, 05:39 AM

sorry to disappoint you, nothing of Iraq will come to good, Americans have secured most of the contracts even the crumbs have been picked up, Bosnia should first concentrate at home needs, and how it can improve its own infrastructure often than not most of this contracts in middle east where never paid well and in some cases never. Iraq comes to my mind ,lol...

Iraq owes Yugoslavia, (what was) about 1.6 billion$, you can kiss goodbye to this money, France is owed over 20 billion and they sat there peace and moved on, lol.. Iraq owes over 400 billion US$, most of it will never be paid, ever...

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 05:44 AM

dang there goes the green...

lol

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 05:51 AM

few buildings you might of never seen...

http://research.the-bac.edu/bosnia/main/content/essays/a-newt/bh-009-a.jpg
http://research.the-bac.edu/bosnia/main/content/essays/a-newt/bh-015-a.jpg
http://research.the-bac.edu/bosnia/main/content/essays/a-newt/bh-078-a.jpg
http://research.the-bac.edu/bosnia/main/content/essays/a-newt/bh-093-a.jpg
http://research.the-bac.edu/bosnia/main/content/essays/a-newt/bh-131-a.jpg
http://research.the-bac.edu/bosnia/main/content/essays/a-newt/bh-212-a.jpg

enjoy, if you have seen or not =D, they are recently built or rebuilt buildings troughout bosnia.

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 05:54 AM

12.10.2005 (17:57)

SARAJEVO: PRESENTED PROJECT "CENTRAL DATABASE ON FOREIGNERS IN BiH"

SARAJEVO, October 12 (FENA) – The European Commission and the International Organization on Migration (IOM) on Wednesday organized a presentation of the Project “Central database on foreigners in BiH”.

The said system is one of the most contemporary computerized databases for monitoring migrations, was said at the presentation.

Aim of the Central database on foreigners in BiH is to enable BiH institutions to manage precise records on status of foreigners in BiH.

The Project was financially supported by the European Commission through the CARDS Programme, and International Organization for Migration implemented it. The hardware equipment is worth 800.000 euros.

IOM Head of Mission Regina Boucault stressed that BiH has become a leader in the region in view of creating a central database on foreigners, adding that the neighboring countries are also interested in establishing similar systems.

“Establishment of the Central database on foreigners in BiH is a great step forward in helping BiH create a system for monitoring migration”, said Boucault.

She stressed that the Central database is a product of the BiH State and that it concerns cooperation between the BiH Ministry of Security, BiH Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Civil Affairs and State Border Service.

Project Manager Sinisa Macan said that the system is currently in the phase of testing, and that it will be in function by the end of the year.

(Fena) jc

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 05:54 AM

:gaah: wow I did not know iraq and franced owned so much money, pft they should send that back to us now, evil france and iraq!

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 05:55 AM

Great pics bloodsaric. do you know which cities these buildings are in. The third one from the bottom looks like Banja Luka.

mic of Orion

October 13th, 2005, 05:58 AM

lol, @ LM, perhaps Dubai, lol, you can always dream, lol...

Anyways, I was thinking doing basic economic research for all countries planning join EU with next 10 years, if you which to help me with stats and stuff, plz PM with sources and data, I'll need financial data for each country surveyed for past 5 years...

Example I did for Croatia...
Croatian Economic Indictors Part 3 (final )

2005

GDP US$bn: 37.25
GDP per capita US$: 8270
Purchasing Power Parity US$: 13 400
Average net pay US$: 8670, or 725US$ per month
Current Account Balance: 1.56 US$bn. - 4.2%
Consumer price inflation: 2.76%
Exports: 8 840 million US$
Exports of Goods and Services: 20 240 million US$
Imports: 21 600 million US$
Total Foreign Exchange Receipts: 21 740 million US$
Foreign Exchange Reserves (NB Only): 9 560 million US$
Import Cover Months: 5.5
Total Foreign Debt: 30.6US$bn.
As % of GDP: 81.6%
Government Foreign Debt: 9 420 million US$
Total debt service: 3300 million US$
% as of Ex. Receipts: 15.2%
% Of Grey Economy: 21.5%
GDP including Grey Economy: 45 720 million US$
Per Capita Incl. Grey Economy: 10 160SU$

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 06:00 AM

the 3rd one from the bottom is either Banja Luka or mostar not sure bout that one,
top 2 are from mostar, 4th one is sarajevo and 5th one is Tuzla I think

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 06:35 AM

Mostar Airport

http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/2892/mostar18lu.th.jpg (http://img373.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mostar18lu.jpg)

http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/8245/mostar23wp.th.jpg (http://img373.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mostar23wp.jpg)

http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/1271/mostar36qw.th.jpg (http://img373.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mostar36qw.jpg)

http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/2384/mostar43sw.th.jpg (http://img373.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mostar43sw.jpg)

http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/9952/mostar51zv.th.jpg (http://img373.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mostar51zv.jpg)

http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/984/mostar67pc.th.jpg (http://img373.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mostar67pc.jpg)

I hope it works now. :)

bubach_hlubach

October 13th, 2005, 07:15 AM

^^ the pics arent showing :( Use www.imageshack.us please.

@Mike, behave! You know damn well what i mean! :devil: ;)

:cheers:

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 08:39 AM

You were saying asshole? :| :lol: What a fucking retard...

^ Dobro je ba gospodine Julije Cezar, nema potrebe za tim. Čovjek ti fino kaže (i tu se apsolutno slažem s njim) da ime ove države nije Bosna nego Bosna i Hercegovina, i nema tog boga koji ima pravo da tvrdi drugačije. Kako vi u Americi zovete BiH, mene apsolutno ne zanima ;)

Što se tiče ovih sličica; prva je Rajfajzen banka, druga poslovni centar Ekvator. Obe su u Banjaluci, i obe su završene ima možda i 4-5 godina:

http://research.the-bac.edu/bosnia/main/content/essays/a-newt/bh-078-a.jpg

http://research.the-bac.edu/bosnia/main/content/essays/a-newt/bh-093-a.jpg

:cheers2:

Alien x

October 13th, 2005, 08:42 AM

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Croatia is reviewing the proposals and offers and plans to finance Bosnian feasibility study in excess of 8 million euros... If Project goes ahead Croatia will co-finance the project with 1.5 billion US$ in return for 50% share.... :cheers: :cheers:
Why would Croatia fund something that is already finished? The final draft of feasibility study and documents have been presented to the government (complete documentation will be handed over to the gov. in November), already paid for. :dunno: :)

they are talking of doing it, but bc poor credit rating (BB-) Loans might be very expensive option for Bosnia, only help would be EU finds and EBRD, but they have minimum requirement that 50% of funds be provided by local financiers.

Croatia has some experience and could help with some funds, after all it is paying for feasibility study what ever Bosnia decided, sort of Gratis Memoradai...

Actually the credit rating for Bosnia, a country in transition, is not poor but everyone has his opinion. The load of foreign debt that Bosnia is actually very low for a country in its position, and as stated governor of the Bosnian Central Bank, Bosnia right now could carry the load of debt for construction of the corridor. This was confirmed by IMF and EBRD. The cost of financing would not be that different between the two countries because Croatia according to all credit ratings is stretched to the limit with a huge foreign debt and still has other internal project (which are of greater importance) to sustain.
The biggest obstacle in Bosnia getting the money and building the highway is not who is going to fund it and how, but the lack of political will inside Bosnia to go out and do something/anything about it. The politicians are more interested in appeasing their own ethnic group instead of thinking about what the country needs. :bash:

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 08:49 AM

Kako vi u Americi zovete BiH, mene apsolutno ne zanima

Always blaming the US, jeez. But this time its World that you will have to blame :cheers:

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 09:49 AM

Утакмица подијелила БиХ

БАЊАЛУКА, 12. ОКТОБРА /СРНА/ - БиХ је данас поново подијељена док хиљаде Срба из Републике Српске /РС/ одлазе ка Београду да у одлучујућој квалификационој утакмици за учешће на Свјетском првенству 2006. године пруже подршку репрезентацији Србије и Црне Горе /СЦГ/, а не тиму из БиХ, оцјењује АФП.

Француска агенција наводи да је прелазе из БиХ у СЦГ закрчило око 50 аутобуса, 100 приватних аутомобила и десетине комбија, у којима се према претпоставкама налази 3 000 навијача.У извјештају АФП-а подсјећа се да репрезентативце БиХ обично подржавају припадници једне етничке заједнице, муслиманске."Срби из РС су најватренији навијачи репрезентације СЦГ, док Хрвати из БиХ обично пружају подршку тиму из Хрватске", пише АФП.Ова агенција наводи да су подјеле у подршци примјетне и на политичким нивоима, јер су неки од представника Срба рекли да навијају "за наше", што значи за СЦГ.АФП преноси и да су локалне радио станице у РС пуштале пјесме којима се даје подршка "плавима" из СЦГ.

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 09:50 AM

Седамдесет милиона евра за обнову жељезница

БАЊАЛУКА, 12. ОКТОБРА /СРНА/ - Министар финансија Републике Српске /РС/ Светлана Ценић изјавила је да је на данашњем састанку са представницима Европске банке за обнову и развој /ЕБРД/ у Лондону постигнут договор о повољном кредиту за обнову жељезница РС и Федерације БиХ /ФБиХ/, у вриједности од 70 милиона евра.

Ценићева је у телефонској изјави СРНИ рекла да ће од 70 милиона евра договореног кредита ЕБРД-а за обнову инфраструктуре жељезничког саобраћаја, РС припасти 28 милиона."Преговори су завршени данас и очекујемо да записник потпишемо сутра или чак вечерас, а након тога је на скупштинама РС и ФБиХ да га ратификују", рекла је Ценићева, оцјењујући да су преговори са ЕБРД-ом ишли много боље и брже од очекиваног.Она је појаснила да ће кредит бити одобрен са повољним грејс периодом и роком отплате од 15 година.Осим Ценићеве, на преговорима са ЕБРД-ом у Лондону учествују министар транспорта и комуникација Бранко Докић, министар финансија и трезора БиХ Љерка Марић, министар финансија ФБиХ Драган Вранкић, ентитетски министри саобраћаја и веза, Драгоје Лајић и Неџад Бранковић, директори жељезница РС и ФБиХ, Сретен Телебак и Нарцис Џумхур, као и директор Јавне корпорације Жељезнице БиХ Драгиша Хаџић са сарадницима.ЕБРД је један од највећих улагача у БиХ, са више од 356 милиона евра инвестираних у 40 пројеката из подучја инфраструктуре, банкарства и малих и средњих предузећа.

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 09:53 AM

Рекордна посјета и продаја

БАЊАЛУКА, 12. ОКТОБРА /СРНА/ - На међународном сајму аутомобила "САМ 2005" у Бањалуци, који је данас затворен, остварена је рекордна посјета и продато више од 100 аутомобила.

.Маркетинг менаџер организатора Бањалучког велесајма Добрица Жугић изјавио је за СРНУ да су на сајму продати сви изложени модели путничких аутомобила, те да је "САМ 2005" посјетило више од 22 000 грађана, не рачунајући организоване посјете, пензионере и ученике који су имали бесплатан улаз.Жугић је рекао да је 20 свјетских произвођача аутомобила и ауто-опреме на око 16 000 метара квадратних изложбеног простора премијерно представило 10 најновијих модела, први пут у југоисточној Европи.За разлику од претходних сајамских манифестација, "САМ 2005" је завршен без додјела награда и признања излагачима, јер је, према Жугићевим ријечима, организатор желио да оцјену квалитета појединих марки возила препусти традиционалном избору "Ауто године" који се одржава у фебруару, а чији је иницијатор, такође, Бањалучки велесајам.

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 10:11 AM

РС- хиљаде Бањалучана,Сембераца славило побједу репрезентације СЦГ

БАЊАЛУКА, 13. ОКТОБРА /СРНА/- Хиљаде Бањалучана синоћ су окупљањем на централном градском тргу Крајине прославили побједу Фудбалске репрезентације Србије и Црне Горе /СЦГ/ над БиХ.

Навијачи су носили заставе РС, узвикујући: "Србија, Србија".

Уз мањи ватромет у приватној режији, бројне петарде и понеки пуцањ из ватреног оружја у Бањалуци се славило до иза поноћи.

Јаке полицијске снаге уз подршку Специјалне јединице за подршку обезбјеђивале су скуп, али осим бројних полупаних флаша и једног потпуно демолираног семафора на главној улици, која је за ту прилику затворена за саобраћај, већих инцидената није било.

Колоне возила са навијачима репрезентације СЦГ, трубећи, кружиле су градским улицама неколико сати.
На Тргу краља Петра Првог Карађорђевића у Бијељини хиљаде Сембераца, путем видео бима, пратило је пренос фудбалске утакмице између репрезентација Србије и Црне Горе /СЦГ/ и БиХ игране у Београду.

Пренос ове утакмице, значајне за обије репрезентације у квалификацијама за Свјетско првенство у Њемачкој, колективно је праћен и у кафићима, ресторанима, читаоницама, па чак и у свим већим сеоским центрима. Навијало се за репрезентацију СЦГ.

Након завршетка утакмице, настављено је славље на главном градском тргу, а потом је кренула и дуга колона аутомобила са заставама Републике Српске и навијачким реквизитима кроз центар Бијељине.

Овој колони придружили су се навијачи из великог броја семберских села, у којима се, такође, око друштвених домова славила побједа фудбалера СЦГ.

Навијачи из Сембрерије јуче су у великом броју отишли на утакмицу у Београд. Преко граничног прелаза Рача до 16.00 часова прешло је 40 аутобуса, те више од 200 аутомобила и комбија са око 3 000 навијача.

Царинска и погранична служба у Рачи стручно су обавили свој посао на граници, пуштајући возила у три траке, како би се навијачи што мање задржавали на граници.

Према информацијама Центра јавне безбједности у Бијељини, јуче, синоћ и ноћас није забиљежен ни један инцидент у вези са утакмицом у Београду. Побједу фудбалске репрезентације СЦГ прославили су и грађани у другим градовима РС.

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 11:04 AM

http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/8698/10013651rp.jpg

lindenthaler

October 13th, 2005, 11:19 AM

???????? ^^ what do you want to tell us with this picture ?

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 11:32 AM

^ I posted that picture in the name of Udruženje za zaštitu nacionalnih interesa svih Hercegovaca, that's our voice of protest against discrimination towards Herzegovina in this thread.

If anyone else wants to join this organization, which has two members until now [Mirza and me] all he needs to do is send a message to one of us :)

:cheers2:

Alien x

October 13th, 2005, 11:34 AM

???????? ^^ what do you want to tell us with this picture ?
Maybe you should wait till he is sober (or back to posting in english) again to ask? :drunk: :)

lindenthaler

October 13th, 2005, 11:34 AM

:hilarious LOL, dobro ok, ajde sad nazad na temu threada

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 12:21 PM

Dogovorene zajedničke istrage o ratnim zločinima

SARAJEVO - Čelnici Tužilaštva BiH i Agencije za istrage i zaštitu (SIPA) potpisali su juče u Sarajevu dva dokumenta kojima će, kako je naglašeno, biti unaprijeđena i do kraja definisana njihova saradnja.

Uputstvo o profesionalnim osnovama za saradnju između SIPA i Tužilaštva BiH u otkrivanju i kaznenom gonjenju počinilaca kaznenih djela i Memorandum o razumijevanju i saradnji u oblasti kaznenih istraga teških povreda međunarodnog humanitarnog prava (istrage o ratnim zločinima) potpisali su glavni državni tužilac Marinko Jurčević i direktor SIPA Sredoje Nović.

"Potpisivanje ovih dokumenata znači da ćemo uspostaviti redovnu liniju komuniciranja i održavaćemo redovne sastanke. Od sada će nam rad biti olakšan i ubrzana međusobna komunikacija, što će dovesti do uspješnijeg i efikasnijeg sprečavanja kaznenih djela, otkrivanja počinitelja i kaznenog gonjenja", kazao je Jurčević.

Dodao je da je jedna od novina i novi način komunikacije s javnošću. Jurčević je objasnio da će javnost biti obavještavana o toku istraga, ali na način kako to odrede glavni državni tužilac i direktor SIPA.

"Potpisivanje memoranduma definiše da će direktor SIPA delegirati istražitelje ove agencije u Odjel za ratne zločine Tužiteljstva BiH, koji će direktno raditi s tužiteljima. Dogovorili smo da SIPA delegira dva istražitelja u tim broj šest, koji se isključivo bavi istraživanjem ratnih zločina u području Srebrenice", rekao je Jurčević, naglasivši da su SIPA i Tužilaštvo BiH i do sada sarađivali na zadovoljavajući način.

Nović je kazao da je značajno što je određen način na koji će ubuduće biti vođene istrage protiv osumnjičenih za ratne zločine. Tako je dogovoreno formiranje posebnih timova, za svaki predmet posebno. Svi predmeti biće pod nadzorom Tužilaštva.

"Ovi dokumenti bitno regulišu pitanja načina na koji će SIPA biti involvirana u predmetima organizovanog kriminala i ratnih zločina. Zakon o krivičnom postupku nije sporan, ali je bilo nužno regulisati niz detalja", rekao je Nović.

Na pitanje čemu uopće sporazumi jer je SIPA servis tužilaštva i da li to znači da dosadašnja saradnja nije bila dobra, Nović je odgovorio kako se radi o uputstvima "koja razrađuju zakonske odredbe u određenim detaljima". Direktor SIPA odbacio je sve navode da saradnja SIPA s Tužilaštvom BiH do sada nije bila dobra.

A. ŠIŠIĆ

Jurčević: Riješiti problem dvojnih državljanstava

Na pitanje postoji li mogućnost da zbog negativnog iskustva s bijegom Ante Jelavića bude zatražena mjera pritvora za sve osumnjičene i optužene za organizirani kriminal, koji imaju dvojno državljanstvo, tužilac Jurčević je kazao da problem dvojnih državljanstava više nije pravno, već političko-pravno pitanje.

"Taj problem treba biti riješen na višem nivou, a mi smo već predložili konkretna rješenja, ali naši zahtjevi nisu urodili plodom. Ovom prilikom pozivam Vijeće ministara da poduzme adekvatne korake u tom pravcu jer smatram da se to pitanje može riješiti zajedno sa EU, a i njih pozivam da nam pomognu u rješavanju problema dvojnog državljanstva", dodao je Jurčević.

Formirana Specijalna jedinica SIPA

Direktor SIPA Sredoje Nović naglasio je da je u funkciji Odjel za zaštitu svjedoka, koji već preduzima radnje i mjere zaštite određenog broja svjedoka iz BiH, a i van BiH. Dodao je da je formirana i Specijalna jedinica SIPA (Jedinica za podršku), koja je već popunjena s oko 50 odsto ljudstva. Nović je podsjetio da je u ovom trenutku u SIPA zaposleno oko 700 ljudi, a do kraja godine agencija će brojati oko 900 policajaca i službenika.

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 12:24 PM

Građani najavljuju proteste zbog vrela Bosne

Ako bude usvojen zakon o proglašenju Vrela Bosne spomenikom prirode koji ne predviđa nadoknade za oduzeto zemljište, stanovnici mjesne zajednice Vrelo Bosne protestovaće ispred zgrade opštine Ilidža, kazala je juče Fadila Vanovac, predsjednik Savjeta MZ Vrelo Bosne.

Kaže da je zakon, koji treba da bude usvojen do 25. oktobra, nepravedan prema stanovnicima MZ Vrelo Bosne.

"U MZ Vrelo Bosne skoro niko ne radi i svi žive od stočarstva i poljoprivrede. Novi zakon o proglašenju Vrela Bosne spomenikom prirode oduzeće nam zemlju od koje živimo, a ne predviđa nikakve nadoknade za oduzeto zemljište. To je povreda ljudskih prava. Oko 200 ljudi ovdje živi od te zemlje. Ako se zakon usvoji, mi ćemo izaći pred zgradu opštine Ilidža", ističe Vanovac.

Vesna Čubrilo, kao i svi mještani MZ Vrelo Bosne, živi od poljoprivrede.

"Stočarstvo i poljoprivreda su nam sve. Živim s mužem i roditeljima i obrađujemo šest dunuma zemlje. Ako nam to oduzmu, onda nam ništa više ne preostaje", rekla je Vesna Čubrilo.

Saša Magazinović, predsjednik Kluba vijećnika SDP-a u Opštinskom vijeću Ilidže, kaže da je zakon kakav se sada nudi štetan za opštinu Ilidža.

"Zakon o zaštiti Vrela Bosne je potreban, ali ne preko leđa starosjedilaca. Zemlja će biti oduzeta, predviđeno je rušenje i kuća u naselju Glavogodina, a bez ikakvih nadoknada. Zlatko Petrović, ministar prostornog uređenja KS, prvo je govorio da će ljudi dobiti obeštećenje, a sad govori da to zakon ne predviđa. Nedavno se o tom zakonu raspravljalo na Opštinskom vijeću i gotovo nijedan vijećnik nije za ovakav zakon. Međutim, problem je što u Skupštini Kantona Sarajevo sjedi 30 ljudi, a samo je jedan iz Ilidže", kazao je Magazinović.

SpotlessMind

October 13th, 2005, 12:25 PM

Povrijeđeno najmanje 20 bh. navijača u Beogradu

Najmanje 20 navijača nogometne reprezentacije Bosne i Hercegovine, od kojih tri teže, povrijeđeno je na tribinama stadiona Crvene zvezde u Beogradu tokom nogometne utakmice između Srbije i Crne Gore i BiH.
Prema izjavi dežurnog hirurga Urgentnog centra u Beogradu, datoj FTV, kod jednog navijača konstatovana je fraktura lobanje, dok su dvojici amputirani prsti.
Naime, u 10. minuti susreta na tribinama Marakane počeli su navijači neredi. Deset navijača reprezentacije BiH zadobili su lakše povrede, zbog čega su pod policijskom pratnjom prebačeni u bolnicu. Dio tribine gdje su smješteni navijači BiH tokom cijelog prvog poluvremena domaći navijači gađali su kamenjem i stolicama.
U drugom poluvremenu neredi su prestali, a pripadnici specijalne policije su izolirali bh. navijače na jednoj tribini.

FENA
12/10/2005 23:48

Vratila se grupa bh. navijača iz SCG

Grupa od više od 50 navijača Čelika koja je sinoć u Beogradu prisustvovala utakmici nogometne reprezentacije BiH protiv domaće selekcije SCG jutros oko 08.00 sati vratila se u Zenicu.
Kako je izjavio Asim Demiri, vođa navijača Čelika, dva navijača BiH, jedan iz Zenice i jedan iz Travnika teže su povrijeđena nakon što su ih na beogradskom stadionu Marakana napali navijači Srbije i Crne Gore koji su na utakmicu doputovali iz BiH.
"Sve do dolaska pred stadion bilo je fantastično organizirano. Pratili su nas i helikopteri, a onda su nas na ulazu na stadion napali navijači iz BiH, koji su iz Banje Luke, Doboja i drugih gradova došli navijati za reprezentaciju druge države. Bacali su na nas sve što su imali. Jedan navijač iz Zenice doživio je lom nosa i potres mozga, dok je navijaču iz Travnika otkinut jedan prst na ruci", rekao je Asim Demiri, predsjednik Uruženja građana navijača NK Čelik iz Zenice.

FENA
13/10/2005 09:24

From the news: Fights also broke out in Brcko and some houses are set on fire in Janja. Does anyone know more about these two?

mirza-sm

October 13th, 2005, 02:09 PM

You were saying asshole? :| :lol: What a fucking retard...

heheh ma rod`la ga majka vako :D humorističnog :D:D:lol:
btw Saray hvala za backup :D
anyway...mimica...sine...da teb BABO tvoj nešt kaže ... *Spusti se na zemlju*:lol:
:rofl:
anyway... nemoraš mi ništa govoriti ti.. koji imaš nivo stečenog znanja bos/srp/hr jezika ravnom trogodišnjaku,sve mi kaže :D:D zato fino začepi gubicu i idi to svoje hvaljenje jebi tamo po ameriKi ili gdje si već okej ? pun mi je qurac više tih takvi ko što si ti ? get it ? got it ? good :D

*edit:
hehe malo sam prekrdašio

Kommandant Mark

October 13th, 2005, 02:15 PM

^
Just plain disgusting:(
Football, while indeed "a beautiful game", attracts the worst breed of people.

Though, i think events in Belgrade were not any worse than they were in Sarajevo the past couple of games, where on one occasion a Serbian fan not only had his car torched but also lost an eye.

SpotlessMind

October 13th, 2005, 02:52 PM

^^ Owh, I know. They are all the same. I just hate what they are doing, getting people all fired up with their actions. If they want to kill each other, be my guest but don't do it in the name of any country.

mic of Orion

October 13th, 2005, 05:21 PM

Bosnia and Herzegovina

My Economic Analysis based on National Economic data from National Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
http://www.cbbh.gov.ba/en/statistics.html#7

2005
GDP US$bn: 8.75 (14 100 million KM)
GDP per capita US$: 2180
Purchasing Power Parity US$: 7100 or 5800€
Average net pay US$: 3600 or 300 per month
Current Account Balance U$bn : 0.970. - 11.2%
Consumer price inflation: 3.7%
ExportsU$: 2640 million
Exports of Goods and Services U$: 3600 million
ImportsU$: 6240 million
Total Foreign Exchange Receipts: 5250 million U$
Foreign Exchange Reserves (NB Only): 2240 million U$
Import Cover Months: 3.6
Total Foreign Debt: 4.25US$bn.
As % of GDP: 48.2%
Government Foreign Debt: 3980 million U$
Total debt service: 164 million U$
% as of Ex. Receipts: 7.3%
% Of Grey Economy: 35%
GDP including Grey Economy U$: 12190 million o3 19200 million KM
Per Capita Incl. Grey Economy: 3050U$

2006

GDP US$bn: 9.68 (15 250 million KM)
GDP per capita US$: 2420
Purchasing Power Parity US$: 7500 or 6000€
Average net pay US$: 3810 or 317 per month
Current Account Balance U$bn : 0.960. - 10.1%
Consumer price inflation: 3.5%
ExportsU$: 2840 million
Exports of Goods and Services U$: 4100 million
ImportsU$: 6540 million
Total Foreign Exchange Receipts: 5750 million U$
Foreign Exchange Reserves (NB Only): 2560 million U$
Import Cover Months: 3.7
Total Foreign Debt U$bn: 4.45U$bn.
As % of GDP: 44.5%
Government Foreign Debt: 4100 million U$
Total debt service: 300million U$
% as of Ex. Receipts: 5.2%
% Of Grey Economy: 35%
GDP including Grey Economy U$: 12990 million o3 20500 million KM
Per Capita Incl. Grey Economy: 3250U$

2007
GDP US$bn: 10.310 (16 240 million KM)
GDP per capita US$: 2570
Purchasing Power Parity US$: 8000 or 6400€
Average net pay US$: 4000 or 332 per month
Current Account Balance U$bn : 0.920. - 9.1%
Consumer price inflation: 3.3%
ExportsU$: 3240 million
Exports of Goods and Services U$: 4500 million
ImportsU$: 7240 million
Total Foreign Exchange Receipts: 6250 million U$
Foreign Exchange Reserves (NB Only): 3050 million U$
Import Cover Months: 5.1
Total Foreign Debt U$bn: 4.75U$bn.
As % of GDP: 46.5%
Government Foreign Debt: 4250 million U$
Total debt service: 300million U$
% as of Ex. Receipts: 4.8%
% Of Grey Economy: 30%
GDP including Grey Economy U$: 13 470 million or 21200 million KM
Per Capita Incl. Grey Economy: 3365U$

2008

GDP US$bn: 10.950 (17 250 million KM)
GDP per capita US$: 2740
Purchasing Power Parity US$: 8400 or 6700€
Average net pay US$: 4200 or 350 per month
Current Account Balance U$bn : 0.900. - 8.9%
Consumer price inflation: 3.1%
ExportsU$: 3550 million
Exports of Goods and Services U$: 4860 million
ImportsU$: 7640 million
Total Foreign Exchange Receipts: 6550 million U$
Foreign Exchange Reserves (NB Only): 3250 million U$
Import Cover Months: 5.1
Total Foreign Debt U$bn: 4.85U$bn.
As % of GDP: 44.3%
Government Foreign Debt: 4250 million U$
Total debt service: 300million U$
% as of Ex. Receipts: 4.5%
% Of Grey Economy: 30%
GDP including Grey Economy U$: 14 285 million or 22500 million KM
Per Capita Incl. Grey Economy: 3575U$

2009

GDP US$bn: 15.370 (24 200 million KM)
GDP per capita US$: 3840
Purchasing Power Parity US$: 9000 or 7200€
Average net pay US$: 4500 or 375 per month
Current Account Balance U$bn : 0.900. - 5.9%
Consumer price inflation: 2.8%
ExportsU$: 4250 million
Exports of Goods and Services U$: 5240 million
ImportsU$: 8440 million
Total Foreign Exchange Receipts: 7250 million U$
Foreign Exchange Reserves (NB Only): 3500 million U$
Import Cover Months: 5.0
Total Foreign Debt U$bn: 5.1
As % of GDP: 33.2%
Government Foreign Debt: 4250 million U$
Total debt service: 400million U$
% as of Ex. Receipts: 5.5%

2010

GDP US$bn: 16.25 (25 600 million KM)
GDP per capita US$: 4060
Purchasing Power Parity US$: 9600 or 7500€
Average net pay US$: 4800 or 400 per month
Current Account Balance U$bn : 0.900. - 5.5%
Consumer price inflation: 2.8%
ExportsU$: 4550 million
Exports of Goods and Services U$: 5840 million
ImportsU$: 8840 million
Total Foreign Exchange Receipts: 7850 million U$
Foreign Exchange Reserves (NB Only): 3500 million U$
Import Cover Months: 5.2
Total Foreign Debt U$bn: 5.2
As % of GDP: 32.6%
Government Foreign Debt: 4250 million U$
Total debt service: 400million U$
% as of Ex. Receipts: 5.5%

and so on....

I have estimated GDP and Economic data for next 5 years, Central bank Of Bosnia and Herzegovina publishes all financial data way up to 2004, based on this I have estimated GDP growth and other indictors for foreseeable future...

Some might disagree which I welcome, I would appreciate if they can do better estimates so we can compare and follow predictions... :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

I'd like to thank Lord Marshall (LM) and bloodsaric for there help... Thanx guys...

mic of Orion

October 13th, 2005, 05:24 PM

I can do data for Serbia & Montenegro, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Romania, but I'll only do it if u guys help a bit, I need data on inflation, exports, imports and grey economy, I can find almost all of this data with in National bank Bulletin but sometimes this data might be excluded, so help is needed in this particular part... thanx :cheers: :cheers:

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 06:27 PM

Always blaming the US, jeez. But this time its World that you will have to blame :cheers:

:crazy: actually well the usa gave u that name, bosnia instead of bosna, its just easier to pronounce for us :hm: . but then again the usa has to change everything, you know it's just not a country if they do not get to do something with it. ;)

SpotlessMind

October 13th, 2005, 06:45 PM

In these stands, divided loyalties: Bosnian soccer fans support Serbian team

International Herald Tribune - http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/10/12/news/balkans.php

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 06:54 PM

13.10.2005 (18:01)

SARAJEVO: AGREEMENT ON FINANCING SECOND PHASE OF "DEVELOPMENT OF MUNICIPALITIES IN BiH" PROJECT SIGNED

SARAJEVO, October 13 (FENA) – The BiH Council of Ministers and Switzerland signed in Sarajevo on Thursday a donation agreement for financing the second phase of the “Development of Municipalities in BiH” project, the BiH Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations stated.

BiH Foreign Trade and Economic Relations Minister Dragan Doko and Head of the Swiss Office for Cooperation in BiH Rene Holenstein signed the agreement. The donation is worth CHF 3.400.000.

The project is aimed at helping selecting municipalities in the area of Doboj function with greater efficiency, effectiveness, transparency and responsibility.

The project also provides the possibility of two to three new municipalities being selected and added as base partners in the first four months of the second phase.

This project continues the successful cooperation so far through which the Swiss Government has significantly contributed to the development of BiH.

(Fena) jc

Kommandant Mark

October 13th, 2005, 06:57 PM

My, my...the IHT , one of the most virulently anti-Serb media, sounds suprised at this fact;)

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 06:59 PM

13.10.2005 (16:10)

PEJOVIC: JELAVIC'S BAIL TRANSFERRED TO BiH BUDGET

SARAJEVO, October 13 (FENA) – The bail of 500.000 KM paid by Ante Jelavic to the BiH Court on May 9 will be transferred to the BiH Budget, spokesperson for the BiH Court Edita Pejovic confirmed to FENA on Thursday.

The BiH Court reached the decision on transferring Jelavic’s bail on Wednesday.

Jelavic, the former FBiH Defence Minister, is on the run after the BiH Court sentenced him to ten years imprisonment on October 6.

Before that he paid a bail set at 500.000 KM and was released on May 9.

(Fena) jc

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 07:00 PM

In these stands, divided loyalties: Bosnian soccer fans support Serbian team

International Herald Tribune - http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/10/12/news/balkans.php

eh once again the serbs in bosnia need to support their team not their opposite, I do not see why they hate the croats and muslims even more? its just a religon, esh :sleepy:

and the bosnians have every right to hate them because of what they did, i mean serbia but the inter serbs in bosnia need to form together with the bosnians/croats and make a happy group :grouphug:

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 07:03 PM

U ALUMINIJU IZVRŠENA RECERTIFIKACIJA SUSTAVA ISO 9001:2000

MOSTAR, 13. listopada (FENA) - "Aluminij" d.d. Mostar ponovno je dobio certifikat ISO 9001:2000 koji se odnosi na sustav upravljanja kvalitetom, priopćeno je iz te tvrtke.

Certifikaciju je po međunarodnoj normi izvršila renomirana certifikacijska kuća iz Londona Bureau Veritas Quality (BVQ).

Obveza je "Aluminija" da provodi sve zatjeve te međunarodne norme i stalno poboljšava sustav, što će se provjeravati svakih pola godine od strane BVQ. Certifikat vrijedi do travnja 2008. godine, navodi se u priopćenju mostarskog "Aluminija".

(Fena) dk

(Aluminum Mostar recived ISO 9001:2000 certificate for quality control.)

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 07:05 PM

^^ er what?

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 07:45 PM

Trebinje

http://www.trebinje.rs.ba/trebinje/grad.jpg

http://www.trebinje.rs.ba/trebinje/manastrir.jpg

http://www.trebinje.rs.ba/trebinje/mvc-031f.jpg

http://www.trebinje.rs.ba/trebinje/sat.jpg

http://www.trebinje.rs.ba/trebinje/stari.jpg

http://www.trebinje.rs.ba/trebinje/pogled.jpg

http://www.trebinje.rs.ba/trebinje/zidine.jpg

Albo4life

October 13th, 2005, 07:48 PM

Bosnia is really beautiful i have to admit!

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 07:48 PM

^^ the top houses need to be repainted, it looks ugly :sly:

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 07:49 PM

Bosnia is really beautiful i have to admit!

Welcome to the Forums Albo4life

:dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 07:53 PM

Trebinje, Trebinje, kad me vidiš jebi me :)

Zezam se, pravo fino mjesto. Nadam se da ču imati priliku da opet odem, možda na nekakvo hodočašće, ko zna.

:cheers2:

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 07:57 PM

I am trying to present the cities of BiH, I have added those that people have sent PM's to me about. If you guys know any city that you feel that should be presented please PM me or post it here. I want to show the entire tapestry that is the rich history of the homeland.

thanks

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 08:03 PM

^ Kad si tako fino raspoložen, hajd' nađi neke fotke Nevesinja, Gacka i Bileće, bio bih ti zahvalan. Ja sam pokušavao, al' nije mi baš pošlo za rukom da nađem nešto :(

Pozdrav najboljem SDP-ovcu ;)

:cheers2:

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 08:09 PM

Nema problema.

bili ti mogo naci slike Visegrada, ima mnogo slika Mosta. ali malo slike samog grada.

:(

Pozdrav komsiji SNSD-ovcu

:)

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 08:11 PM

Cities Presented on the Thread:

Sarajevo
Visegrad
Jajce
Mostar
Banja Luka
Gorazde
Zavidovici
Gradačac
Trebinje
Neum
Bilece

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 08:13 PM

Nema problema.

bili ti mogo naci slike Visegrada, ima mnogo slika Mosta. ali malo slike samog grada.

:(

Pozdrav komsiji SNSD-ovcu

:)

Može komšo...evo imam ja neke na disku Višegrada, postaviću ih kasnije ;)

:cheers2:

SpotlessMind

October 13th, 2005, 08:17 PM

^^ You two are long distance komsije huh?!

;)

MIMICA

October 13th, 2005, 08:20 PM

I really like all those pictures posted of random cities. Keep up the good work people. :)

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 08:23 PM

^^ You two are long distance komsije huh?!

;)

looks way long distance, how about someone put pics up of neum :)

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 08:23 PM

Pogled na Velez

http://foto.virtualnigrad.com/albums/userpics/10001/wm_JezeroAligovac.jpg

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 08:24 PM

Neum
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/bc/Neuzen.jpg

I like this hotel http://www.stella-neum.com/

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 08:26 PM

Evo za Maršala:

http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/6476/zimskanocnadvis9wn.jpg

http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/7567/1visegradjesen98c25mp.jpg

http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/1104/sportcentarusce8qj.jpg

http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/2600/predvecerjenadgradom6ip.jpg

http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/3669/panoramavisegrada8ty.jpg

Ovo je najbolje što sam mogao da nađem, znam da si mislio na slike gradskih ulica, da vidimo kako grad zapravo izgleda, ali...biće ;)

:cheers2:

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 08:30 PM

u no the only thing that makes me wonder is, on your keyboards in bosnia do u have those ltters u have up there ^^ like the ch and zh or w/e

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 08:33 PM

^ Yes; š,đ,č,ć,ž...

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 08:39 PM

^ Yes; š,đ,č,ć,ž...

wow extra keys, u guys learn keyboarding diff then...

mirza-sm

October 13th, 2005, 08:54 PM

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b290/skyscraper_BiH/bbi.jpg

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 08:54 PM

Bilece

http://bileca.org/modules/album/album/Bileca/Miruse.jpg

http://bileca.org/modules/album/album/Bileca/Panorama2.jpg

http://bileca.org/modules/album/album/Bileca/ljeto2005.jpg

http://bileca.org/modules/album/album/Bileca/stecci.jpg

http://bileca.org/modules/album/album/Bileca/os_dzemal_bijedi.jpg

http://bileca.org/modules/album/album/Bileca/glavna_ulica.jpg

http://bileca.org/modules/album/album/Bileca/poslasticarna.jpg

http://bileca.org/modules/album/album/Bileca/Bileca-4.jpg

http://bileca.org/modules/album/album/Bileca/od_dzamije_prema.jpg

http://bileca.org/modules/album/album/Bileca/nova_radnja1.jpg

Is this one of the cities you were looking for?

LordMarshall

October 13th, 2005, 08:56 PM

Finally BBI will take off. I hope they start construction next year.

Medofish

October 13th, 2005, 09:07 PM

^ Baš ta Bileća :)

Meni je to sjajno mjesto, Bilećko jezero je super, a Bilećani su svi po dva metra...ne znam, nekako poštujem i volim tu staru Hercegovinu. Hvala ti ;)

:cheers2:

bloodsaric

October 13th, 2005, 09:10 PM

You know what I find really nice is that Bosnia does not have way too many limits on cunstruction, so you can basically build anything you like, which in term brings great construction companies who build very nice buildings. :cucumber: :banana:

MIMICA

October 13th, 2005, 09:30 PM

Finally BBI will take off. I hope they start construction next year.

Exactly!

Singidunum

October 13th, 2005, 09:41 PM

What is going on with Bosmal? How many % is it done? Here is a little update from their website

Montirani podgledi
Radnici firme "Albera" iz Sarajeva završili su veoma zahtjevne radove na sređivanju podgleda restorana na vrhu kule A, odnosno fasadnih aluminijumskih panela.

Betonska konstrukcija ispod restorana obložena je eloksiranim limom, debljine od jednog milimetra. Ovaj lim je montiran na čeličnu potkonstrukciju, sa ispunom od kamene kaširane vune. Ukupna površina montiranog lima iznosi 503 metra kvadratna, dok je 315 metara kvadratnih postavljeno ispod strehe restorana.

Osnovna funkcija ovih podgleda je estetska i izolaciona, a razdjelnice na podgledima prate razdjelnice na staklima restorana.

http://www.bosmal.com/images/news/large/2005-09-26-pogledi-002.jpg

http://www.bosmal.com/images/news/large/2005-09-26-pogledi-005.jpg

***** ***** ***** ***** *****

Završeni hodnici na kuli B
Hodnici na kuli B su u potpunosti završeni, a opremljeni su prema dizajnu arhitekata "GRUPE ARH".

Riječ je o hodnicima hotelskog tipa, sa završnom obradom i materijalizacijom koji su svojstveni hotelima sa pet zvjezdica. Zidovi hodnika su obloženi strukturnom tapetom od staklenog voala, furniranim drvenim oblogama i kamenom. Podovi su vuneni, sa kamenim ivicama i soklovima. Na stropove su takodjer postavljene drvene obloge. Prostori oko liftova su obloženi kombinacijom drvenog panela, kamena i ogledala.

U hodnicima na kuli B postavljen je sistem ozvučenja i rasvjeta. Jedina razlika u odnosu na hodnike kule A zapravo je u boji jer su na kuli B hodnici intenzivno zelene boje.
http://www.bosmal.com/images/news/large/2005-09-26-hodnici-004.jpg

http://www.bosmal.com/images/news/large/2005-09-26-hodnici-003.jpg

http://www.bosmal.com/images/news/large/2005-09-26-hodnici-005.jpg

http://www.bosmal.com/images/news/large/2005-09-26-hodnici-006.jpg