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Date verificate la 8 aug. 2026

  1. Poziție

    Commission moves to extend 'Roam Like at Home' to Bosnia

    The Commission proposed opening negotiations to bring Bosnia and Herzegovina and the five other Western Balkan partners into the EU's 'Roam Like at Home' regime, which would end roaming surcharges for travel between the EU and the region once the agreements are finalised and EU roaming rules fully aligned.

  2. Reper

    Commission approves Bosnia’s Reform Agenda (Growth Plan funding)

    The Commission approved Bosnia’s Reform Agenda under the Reform and Growth Facility (the Western Balkans Growth Plan), unlocking up to €976.6 million in reform-linked funding. The money is pre-accession support tied to reforms, separate from the accession negotiations.

  3. Regres

    2025 EC report: political crisis undermined Bosnia's progress

    The 2025 Enlargement Package found that the political crisis in the Republika Srpska entity and the end of the ruling coalition undermined accession progress, with only limited reforms delivered. Judicial-reform laws and a chief negotiator are still needed to effectively start negotiations.

  4. Poziție

    Von der Leyen visits Sarajevo and Srebrenica on Balkans tour

    The Commission announced President von der Leyen's Western Balkans tour, including a visit to the Srebrenica memorial and a meeting in Sarajevo with the members of the tripartite Presidency and Council of Ministers Chairwoman Borjana Krišto.

  5. Reper

    Bosnia signs Frontex status agreement with the EU

    Commissioner Magnus Brunner and Council of Ministers Chairwoman Borjana Krišto signed a status agreement allowing Frontex to run joint operations and deploy its standing corps along Bosnia and Herzegovina's borders — a border-management step the EC's 2025 report counts among the year's delivered reforms.

  6. Poziție

    2024 EC report notes tangible reform results

    The Commission's 2024 Enlargement Package found that Bosnia and Herzegovina delivered tangible results, including on migration management, full alignment with EU foreign and security policy, and laws on judicial integrity, anti-money laundering and conflict of interest.

  7. Reper

    European Council decides to open negotiations (conditionally)

    Leaders agreed to open accession negotiations once the necessary reforms are in place; the framework is still pending.

  8. Reper

    Commission recommends the Council open accession negotiations

    In its March 2024 update, the Commission concluded that Bosnia and Herzegovina had achieved the necessary level of compliance with the membership criteria and recommended that the Council open accession negotiations. Nine days later the European Council took its (conditional) decision to do so.

  9. Reper

    European Council agrees to open negotiations once conditions are met

    The European Council decided it would open accession negotiations with Bosnia once the necessary degree of compliance is achieved, and asked the Commission to report on progress by March 2024.

  10. Reper

    Commission recommends opening negotiations

    In its 2023 enlargement package, the Commission recommended opening accession negotiations with Bosnia once the necessary degree of compliance with the membership criteria is achieved.

  11. Reper

    EU grants candidate status

    The European Council granted Bosnia and Herzegovina candidate-country status.

  12. Reper

    Commission recommends candidate status

    In its 2022 enlargement package, the Commission recommended granting Bosnia candidate status, on the understanding that a number of reform steps are taken.

  13. Reper

    Council endorses the Commission’s Opinion

    The Council adopted conclusions backing the Commission’s Opinion and its 14 key priorities.

  14. Reper

    Commission sets the 14 key priorities for Bosnia

    The European Commission adopted its Opinion on the application and set out 14 key priorities, covering democracy and the functioning of the state, the rule of law, fundamental rights and public administration. Bosnia must meet them before negotiations can open.

  15. Reper

    EU asks the Commission for its Opinion on the application

    The Council invited the European Commission to submit its Opinion (Avis) on Bosnia and Herzegovina’s membership application.

  16. Reper

    Bosnia and Herzegovina applies for EU membership

    Bosnia and Herzegovina formally applied to join the European Union.