Bosnia and Herzegovina Among Crises

The states that emerged with the breakup of Yugoslavia gave a fight to be strong and successful. Of course, Bosnia and Herzegovina has experienced the most painful process full of troubles and crises among these countries. Bosnia and Herzegovina, which has a closer relationship with Turkey due to its cultural, historical, social and social ties, witnessed intense pain, torture, massacres and attacks especially during the war. The great drama in front of the eyes of the western countries led Bosnia and Herzegovina's transition and progression process to be more painful, difficult and distressing besides the other countries that dissociated from Yugoslavia. This not only affected the social life, but also damaged the economic development of the country. Still, economic and political crises threaten Bosnia and Herzegovina. In this context, it is obvious that it experiences difficulty in introducing and expressing itself. In a region prone to the crises, especially ethnic and managerial problems prevent the desired development.

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Hakan Tartan war Minister für Arbeit und soziale Sicherheit in der 56. republikanischen Regierung. Er war als leitender Angestellter in großen Unternehmen und als Akademiker an verschiedenen Universitäten tätig. Bei den Kommunalwahlen 2009 wurde er zum Bürgermeister des Bezirks Konak in Izmir gewählt. Er spricht Englisch und Französisch.