Bosnia's main parties to continue talks on council of ministers today.

By bne IntelliNews September 26, 2011
The leaders of the six political parties, represented in both houses of Bosnia's parliament, will have a new meeting in Brcko today (Sep 26), FENA news agency reported. The meeting will be hosted by SDS President Mladen Bosic. The other participants include Dragan Covic (leader of HDZ BiH), Bozo Ljubic (HDZ 1990), Sulejman Tihic (SDA), Milorad Dodik (SNSD) and Zlatko Lagumdzija (SDP BiH). Bosic said that he is optimistic about today's meeting. He commented that the previous meeting in Sarajevo has suggested that "there is enough space to solve political dilemmas on the table". The lack of agreement on forming the state level Council of Ministers since the general elections held last October has become a key problem for the country. As recalled, in late July credit ratings agency S&P revised its outlook on Bosnia's ratings to negative from stable on deteriorating political environment.
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