Ana Trišić Babić, Director of the Office for International Cooperation of Republika Srpska, has questioned who authorized BiH’s vote at the United Nations against a resolution aimed at combating the glorification of Nazism and neo-Nazism.
“BiH voted against a UN resolution on combating the glorification of Nazism and neo-Nazism. Who made that decision? On whose instructions and with whose approval did the BiH Mission to the United Nations vote in this manner?” Trišić Babić asked.
Foreign policy must not reflect only Sarajevo’s political positions
In a post on X, Trišić Babić emphasized that BiH’s foreign policy cannot be determined exclusively by political circles in Sarajevo.
She argued that diplomatic decisions made on behalf of BiH must not represent only the positions of Bosniak political representatives.
“BiH’s foreign policy is not the private policy of a political circle in Sarajevo,” she stated.
“Diplomacy that exclusively represents the views of Sarajevo’s Bosniak political circles is not, and cannot be, the official foreign policy of BiH,” Trišić Babić wrote on X.
Her remarks raised questions about the decision-making process behind the vote and whether the BiH Mission to the United Nations had received the necessary instructions and approval.
Source: RTRS
