Director Kubatlija presented current trends in foreign direct investment in Bosnia and Herzegovina, highlighting the country's strategic advantages, investment opportunities and potential for attracting new international partners. He noted that Algerian companies are currently not significantly represented in the Bosnian market and that bilateral trade remains below its potential, emphasizing the opportunities for further development of economic cooperation between the two countries.

He also presented the structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina's foreign trade, highlighting the European Union as the country's largest trading partner and emphasizing the importance of expanding cooperation with markets outside the region.

President Moula introduced CREA as a national employers' organization that brings together public enterprises, private companies and startups involved in Algeria's economic and industrial development. He presented the Council's role in supporting entrepreneurship, connecting businesses and promoting sustainable economic growth.

Moula emphasized the significant potential of the Algerian market and the opportunities it offers to foreign investors, including companies from Bosnia and Herzegovina, noting that investors can benefit from institutional support and access to relevant information when developing investment projects.

Representatives of Bosnian companies accompanying the FIPA delegation presented their sectors of interest and discussed possibilities for establishing partnerships and developing business activities in the Algerian market.

Through this meeting and other activities during the visit, FIPA reaffirmed its commitment to promoting Bosnia and Herzegovina as an attractive investment destination and to fostering stronger international economic cooperation.