Mr Alispahić stressed on this occasion that the diaspora of BiH in Denmark has 20,000 people, that it is well integrated into Danish society, and that a large number of people own their own companies from various fields which are successfully running business.

Considering that at the meeting it was pointed out the fact that Danish investments are almost no in BiH, Mr Alispahić said that BiH had missed significant opportunities to improve economic relations at a time when Denmark had an Embassy in the country, that certain Danish investors were interested in the wood sector, but that the conditions for running business were not eligible for their planned investment.

Mr Milinić presented activities that FIPA carried out within its competence, with a special emphasis on established contacts with target groups in the last three months, and stressed the need for greater cooperation between the institutions and diaspora in all fields.

FIPA has expressed its readiness to provide necessary assistance to all potential foreign investors who want to invest in BiH, including diaspora with whom the Agency will strengthen cooperation this year. It was agreed that the diaspora in Denmark will analyses possibilities for finding new contacts with potential investors who will establish contact with FIPA, both with business people from the diaspora and with Danes, especially in the sectors of agriculture, tourism and wood industry.