Bosnia and Herzegovina Federal state
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a federal state with a population of 3,509,700 (2017).
The federal state is divided into two entities: Republika Srpska and the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It also includes the Brčko District, a district with a special status that is not governed by the Republika Srpska. The Republika Srpska is divided into municipalities (opština), while the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is divided into municipalities (općina) and cantons (kantoni).
Markers
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STATE STRUCTURE: Federal |
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CURRENCY: Convertible Mark (BAM) |
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VOTE Non-compulsory |
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SEAT AT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT |
Ratification of the European Charter
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LOCAL GOVERNEMENTS (IN 2016) |
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CAPITAL CITY:
Sarajevo |
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POPULATION:
3 509 700 |
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIZE:
51 209 km2 |
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MEMBER STATE
Council of Europe since 2002 |
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SEAT AT THE COMMITTEE OF REGIONS |
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LEVELS OF SUB-NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS |
Evolution
NUMBER OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES*
* Dates of CEMR publications