According to Serbian Economist, Bosnia and Herzegovina will receive €140.5 million in grant funding from the European Union following the country’s Presidency’s ratification of the IPA III package for 2025–2027.
The EU Delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina announced the completion of the ratification on July 25. The funds are intended to bring the country’s legislation and institutions into line with European standards, support economic development, and implement reforms.
“The European Union remains Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most consistent partner,” the EU Delegation stated in its announcement.
The funding is provided under the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA III). According to the program approved by the European Commission, of the total amount, 30 million euros are allocated for 2025, 38.5 million euros for 2026, and 72 million euros for 2027. All funding is in the form of grants and does not require repayment.
The program covers four main areas: the rule of law, fundamental rights, and democracy; public administration and the alignment of legislation with EU standards; the “green” agenda and sustainable infrastructure; and enhancing competitiveness and inclusive economic growth.
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