SARAJEVO (Bosnia and Herzegovina), March 28 (SeeNews) - Following is a schedule of corporate, economic and political events taking place in or related to Bosnia and Herzegovina through November 2. New or amended entries are marked (*).
* Friday, March 28 – Sarajevo: The lower chamber of the parliament of Bosnia's Muslim-Croat Federation to hold a session.
* Friday, March 28 – Banja Luka: The Serb Republic parliament to hold a session.
Friday, March 28 - Bihac: Bosnian insurer Camelija Osiguranje to hold a shareholders’ meeting. (1100 GMT)
Sunday, March 30: Bosnia switches from standard time to daylight saving time, adjusting clocks one hour forward to GMT+2. (at 0100 GMT)
Monday, March 31 - Sarajevo: The Muslim-Croat Federation government to hold a meeting.
Tuesday, April 1 - Mostar: The 11th international Business fair Mostar 2008 opens. (to April 5)
Thursday, April 3 - Sarajevo: The lower chamber of Bosnia’s central parliament to hold a session; to discuss laws on reforming the country’s ethnically divided police force, a key condition set by the European Union for establishing closer ties with Bosnia.
Monday, April 7 - Sarajevo: The upper chamber of Bosnia’s central parliament to hold a session; to discuss laws on reforming the country’s ethnically divided police force, a key condition set by the European Union for establishing closer ties with Bosnia.
Monday, April 7 - Banja Luka: Bosnian Nova Banjalucka Banka, member of Italy’s UniCredit Group, to hold a shareholders’ meeting. (1000 GMT)
Monday, April 7 - Budapest (Hungary): The 2nd Annual Summit on Securitisation in Central and Eastern Europe opens, organised by Information management Network (IMN). (to April 8)
Wednesday, April 9 - Banja Luka: An international tourism fair opens. (to April 11)
Thursday, April 10 - Sarajevo: The 34th international sports fair opens. (to April 12)
Thursday, April 10 - Trebinje: Business fair Mediteranski Dani Trebinje 2008 opens. (to April 12)
Tuesday, April 15 - Sofia (Bulgaria): A two-day conference opens, Balkan Real Estate conference, organised by Balkan Property exhibition (BalPEx).
Wednesday, April 16 - Mostar: One of the Bosnian units of Italy’s UniCredit Group, UniCredit Bank d.d., to hold a shareholders’ meeting. (0900 GMT)
Wednesday, April 16 - Banja Luka: The international media fair Promedia 2008 opens. (to April 21)
Monday, April 21 - Sarajevo: Bosnian newspaper publisher Oslobodjenje to hold a shareholders’ meeting. (1000 GMT)
Wednesday, April 23 - Banja Luka: Bosnian bank NLB Razvojna Banka, majority-owned by Slovenia’s largest banking group Nova Ljubljanska Banka (NLB), to hold a shareholders’ meeting. (1100 GMT)
Thursday, April 24 - Sarajevo: Austrian insurer Merkur’s Bosnian unit, Merkur BH, to hold a shareholders’ meeting. (1700 GMT)
Thursday, April 24 - Sarajevo: Bosnia’s biggest insurer, Sarajevo Osiguranje, to hold a shareholders’ meeting. (0900 GMT)
Thursday, April 24 - Sarajevo: The Bosnian unit of Austrian Raiffeisen Zentralbank (RZB) to hold a shareholders’ meeting. (0800 GMT)
Sunday, April 27: Bosnian Serbs celebrate Orthodox Easter.
Monday, April 28: Bosnian Serbs celebrate Orthodox Easter, public and market holiday in the Serb Republic.
Tuesday, April 29 - Zenica: Bosnian privately held commercial bank Invecticiono-Komercijalna Banka to hold a shareholders meeting. (0900 GMT)
Thursday, May 1: Labour Day, public and market holiday.
Friday, May 2: Labour Day, public and market holiday.
Tuesday, May 6 - Tuzla: The 15th international Business fair Promo 2008 opens. (to May 10)
Thursday, May 8 - Banja Luka: The international medical and cosmetics fair Medico 2008 opens. (to May 10)
Thursday, May 8 - Banja Luka: The international tourism fair MST 2008 opens. (to May 10)
Thursday, May 8 - Banja Luka: The international finance fair Days of BH Finance opens. (to May 10)
Friday, May 9: Day of Victory over Fascism, public and market holiday in the Serb Republic.
Tuesday, May 20 - Zenica: The international metals fair ZEPS Intermetal 2008 opens. (to May 23)
Tuesday, May 27 - Sarajevo: The 30th international construction fair Gradnja i Obnova 2008 opens. (to May 30)
Tuesday, May 27 - Sarajevo: The 33th international plastics and rubber products fair Plagram 2008 opens. (to May 30)
Wednesday, June 4 - Banja Luka: The international furniture fair San 2008 opens. (to June 8)
Wednesday, June 25 - Tuzla: The 8th international tourism, sports, ecology and health fair BIHTOURS 2008 opens. (to June 28)
Friday, July 25 - Banja Luka: A brewers’ fair, Beer Days, opens. (to July 27)
Wednesday, August 20 - Gradacac: The international agriculture and food industry fair, Days of the Plum, opens. (to August 24)
Wednesday, September 10 - Banja Luka: The international agriculture and food industry fair AGROS 2008 opens. (to September 14)
Thursday, September 11 - Bihac: The 11th international ecology fair EKOBIS 2008 opens. (to September 14)
Thursday, September 18 - Bijeljina: The 7th international agriculture fair Interagro 2008 opens. (to September 21)
Wednesday, October 8 - Doboj: The 12th international small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) fair Dobojexpo 2008 opens. (to October 11)
Wednesday, October 8 - Banja Luka: The international automotive industry fair SAM 2008 opens. (to October 13)
Wednesday, October 29 - Brcko: The 7th international Business fair Brcko 2008 opens. (to November 2)
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