FIPA Promotes Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Investment Potential at the 100 EXPO Fair in Sarajevo
The Foreign Investment Promotion Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FIPA) is participating in the 100 EXPO Fair, taking place in Sarajevo on 20–21 October 2026. At its exhibition stand, FIPA is showcasing the country’s investment potential and promoting opportunities for enhanced business cooperation.
Participation in the fair provides an opportunity to engage directly with business representatives, potential investors and other members of the business community, while promoting Bosnia and Herzegovina as an attractive investment destination for both domestic and foreign investors.
Visitors to FIPA’s stand can learn more about the advantages of investing in Bosnia and Herzegovina, promising economic sectors, available investment opportunities, and the support FIPA provides to foreign investors throughout the various stages of investment project implementation.
During the panel discussion “A Region Without Borders – Can Chambers of Commerce Achieve What Politics Cannot?”, FIPA Director Marko Kubatlija discussed the key questions investors raise when considering Bosnia and Herzegovina as an investment destination. He also shared examples of investors who chose the country due to its access to the wider regional market and highlighted the concrete steps FIPA could take over the next 12 months, without waiting for political action, if given the opportunity.
Other panellists included Zdravko Marinković, President of the Foreign Trade Chamber of Bosnia and Herzegovina; Marina Rožić, Vice President of the Croatian Chamber of Economy; Mihailo Vesović, Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia; and Goran Račić, President of the Chamber of Commerce of Republika Srpska.
Through its participation in the 100 EXPO Fair, FIPA continues to promote Bosnia and Herzegovina’s investment potential, foster connections between potential investors and local businesses, and facilitate new investment opportunities that contribute to economic growth, job creation and enhanced competitiveness of the domestic economy.