Prime Minister of Republika Srpska, Radovan Višković, announced that investments worth 11 billion KM are currently being executed in Republika Srpska, showcasing the financial stability of the entity despite significant political and economic pressures.
Višković stated that Republika Srpska is undergoing the strongest investment cycle since its formation, with an increasing number of companies from the EU establishing their facilities in the region.
He highlighted that Republika Srpska currently has the highest employment rate in its history and the public debt is at its lowest level ever, with all obligations to budget beneficiaries being met punctually.
Višković added that two pension payments will be issued in April, and reminded that since his appointment as the head of the government, pensions have increased by 60 percent.
He emphasized that salaries have also seen a rise of 100 percent during the same period, with both wages and pensions growing significantly above the rate of inflation.
Speaking to Radio-television Gradiška, Višković mentioned that the average salary in Republika Srpska is higher compared to the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where the average prices are higher than in Srpska.
Source: RTRS
