26.02.2003
DUTY STATION: Sarajevo CONTRACT TYPE: NationalGRADE: &n...
25.02.2003
The Bulldozer Committee, initiated by the High Representative in November to help clear away pointless bureaucracy that prevents businesses from expanding and creating jobs, held its third plenary meeting today. The Committee, now composed of over twenty BiH business organisations, has held consultative meetings in Ban...
25.02.2003
Speaking today about the new BiH identity cards, now being distributed under the CIPS project, the High Representative, Paddy Ashdown, called on BiH politicians to show leadership and responsibility, and not score political points at the expense of citizens and at the expense of this country’s future. The High Represen...
25.02.2003
Subject: JOINT PRESS CONFERENCE – 25 February 20031. The following attended the regular Press Conference held at the CPIC at 11:30 hours on Tuesday 25 February 2003: Agency Spokesperson Topic a. OHR...
25.02.2003
Duty station: Sarajevo Contract type: National Grade: 7 PURPOSE...
24.02.2003
In the exercise of the powers vested in the High Representative by Article V of Annex 10 (Agreement on Civilian Implementation of the Peace Settlement) to the General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, according to which the High Representative is the final authority in theatre regarding interpret...
24.02.2003
The debate concerning how best to provide BiH citizens and companies in this country with competitive telecom services at competitive prices - has now been engaged. I think this is a good thing, the people of this country need to be better informed about all aspects of this issue. Telephone calls made in and from this...
24.02.2003
The High Representative, Paddy Ashdown, today issued a Decision setting in place the price-structure of the BiH ID card. The High Representative’s Decision maintains the existing price-structure (basic unit price of each card: 10 KM; plus administrative costs: 3.5 KM; plus banking charge: 1 KM). Thus, the final price p...
24.02.2003
To the Editor:"Where Did All That Money in Bosnia Go?" (Week in Review, Feb. 16) correctly notes that Bosnia and Herzegovina has set out to "build a market economy based on the rule of law and privatize state assets to attract foreign investment that can create jobs."But it is suggested that this may be a nearly imposs...
21.02.2003
The International Community will take appropriate and effective steps to ensure that the systemic failure of control which produced the ORAO scandal is not permitted to happen again, High Representative Paddy Ashdown said today.“We need to assess the degree and the extent of political responsibility and the degree and...