
Sarajevo, (Fena) – The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina has unanimously approved the Economic Reform Programme for the period of 2026 – 2028, which will be submitted to the European Commission. This programme, in conjunction with the Reform Agenda, serves as a crucial document for the stabilization and association process aimed at fulfilling the economic criteria for EU membership.
Spanning three years, the PER BiH 2026 – 2028 outlines economic policy measures across all government levels and aligns with three sustainable development focuses in Bosnia and Herzegovina: effective governance and public sector management, smart growth, and a society that offers equal opportunities. Additionally, it incorporates two overarching themes: developing human capital for the future and ensuring inclusivity.
The document includes projections for Bosnia and Herzegovina’s average growth rate from 2026 to 2028.
It anticipates a real GDP growth of approximately 2.6 percent in 2026, mainly fueled by an increase in domestic demand. (16.01.)













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