Governments from Bosnia and Serbia held a joint session in Sarajevo on Wednesday (4 November).
The meeting, organized amid tensions in the Balkans due to the migrants crisis, was the first of its kind since the former Yugoslavia wars in the 1990s.
The two governments agreed to reinforce border controls to prevent illegal entries and improve police cooperation.
But the focus of the talks was economic ties between the two countries.
The chairman of Bosnia's council of ...
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