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13 Nov 2020

“I believe [Biden’s] administration will be more actively engaged, however, it truly is up to Bosnia to lift up its sleeves and get to work. Joe Biden will not rid Bosnia of corruption, nor will he fix Bosnia’s healthcare system, education system or eradicate the system of patronage that is bleeding the country dry. Democracy is not a spectator sport and the citizens of Bosnia have an opportunity to show that they want change in the upcoming [local] elections [on November 15]. Despite Dayton’s enormous success, it enabled a certain level of dysfunction. Bosnia has a unique opportunity in the next four years of the Biden presidency to garner political will and come together in order to reform Dayton. Will that happen? Time will tell, but it will take the will of the people to demand that of their elected representatives.”

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Head of the Advisory Council for Bosnia and Herzegovina based in Washington DC
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