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Legislative amendment hammered out to enable U.S. firm to build gas pipeline in BiH

· Source: Hina· Author: Marija Šestan· Photographer: Miljenko Klepac

ZAGREB, 6 Feb (Hina) - Representatives of the US Embassy in Sarajevo and experts from Croat and Bosniak ruling parties in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday agreed on amendment to legislation needed to allow US companies to build a key gas pipeline linking Bosnia and Herzegovina with Croatia.

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