World Region Information --- Bosnia and Herzegovina Information
We are researching regional information of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country in southeastern Europe located on the Balkan Peninsula. We will feature information that seems good to know when expanding into Bosnia and Herzegovina.
It is bordered by Serbia to the east, Montenegro to the southeast, and Croatia to the north and southwest. Not a landlocked country, it has a narrow coastline facing the Adriatic Sea in the south.
Approx. 51,000 km2
Banja Luka(190,000), Tuzla(110,000), Zenica(110,000), Bijeljina(110,000)
about 3.3 million
50% Bosnian, 31% Serb, 15% Croatian, others
Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian
Muslim 51%, Christian 46%, etc.
It has a long tradition and a rich and diverse culture.
- Sarajevo Tunel spasa
- Bascarsija
- Stari Most
- Slapovi na Krupi
- Tvrdava Vranduk
There are 9 years of primary education and 4 years of secondary education.
- Univerzitet u Sarajevu
- Internacionalni univerzitet Travnik
- Univerzitet Sinergija
- Pan-European University Apeiron
- International University of Sarajevo
- Univerzitet Vitez
- School of Economics and Business University of Sarajevo
- Nacionalna i univerzitetska biblioteka BiH
1908 Merged into the Austrian-Hungarian Empire
1914 Bosnian-Serbian student Gavrilo Princip assassinates Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary in Sarajevo. This is the trigger for World War I.
1918 At the end of the war, the Austrian-Hungarian Empire collapsed. Become part of the Kingdom of Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia
1941 annexed by the Nazi puppet government of Croatia
1945 Inaugurated as a constituent republic of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
1991 Communism collapse. Multiparty elections. Coalition government established
1992 referendum on independence. war breaks out
1995 Dayton Peace Accord. Deployment of international peacekeeping forces
2014 Floods displace 25% of population
2016 Applying for membership in the EU
It is a parliamentary representative democracy. The Council of Ministers has executive power. The parliament is bicameral.
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Parliament
- Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina
$6,056
Faced with the dual problem of rebuilding the war-torn country and introducing market reforms.
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