"Europe now" postponed meeting with Bosniaks

The "Europe Now" movement postponed the meeting with the Bosniak Party, which, as previously announced by BS, was supposed to be held tonight at 8:00 p.m. in the party's premises.
The new date of the meeting will be announced later.
The leaders of PES and BS have so far unofficially discussed on several occasions the division of portfolios within the future government, but the actual negotiations have not been held so far.
The official negotiations between the two political entities were supposed to be held last Friday, but the BS, due to earlier commitments, postponed that meeting.
Pobjeda was told by the Bosnian Party last week that official negotiations with that party should also begin during this week.
Earlier, in the unofficial course of negotiations, the Bosniak party insisted on several departments in the future government, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but it is unlikely that PES, which is also interested in that department, will agree to it.
The leader of PES and the most serious candidate for the mandate, Milojko Spajićje, as Pobjeda previously announced, offered BS President Ervin Ibrahimović the position of Deputy Prime Minister and Coordinator for Foreign Affairs, but BS was not satisfied with that offer.
Pobjeda previously announced that the future government, according to an informal agreement in principle, should have 22 ministries and four vice-presidential posts, two of which would go to representatives of minority parties.
POBJEDA