Sarajevo Times

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The owner of GMC - Global Metal Construction visited Mayor Zavidovici.

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On February 29, 1996, the Bosnian government announced the end of the siege of Sarajevo. By that time, the population of Sarajevo has decreased by about 200,000 people. This figure includes many people who fled from the iron tunnel of the 800 meter long tree held in the summer of 1993. This is the only direct contact between Sarajevo and the outside world. The tunnel was used to transport food, drugs and weapons and was injured. The Serbs held control of Foča in 1992 and began to expel Bosniac. Between 1992 and 1994, about 2,700 people were missing or killed in Foca. Men were sent to concentration camps and women were often taken to places called "rape camps". Hundreds of Bosnian women and girls have been raped and gang raped by the Serbian paramilitary organization. Army During 1992 to 1995, Bosnia estimated an estimated 20,000 rape cases.

There are 395,133 inhabitants in the city of Sarajevo, including the city of Sarajevo, the city of Ilidža, Vogošća, IstočnaIlidža, Istočno Novo Sarajevo and Istočni StariGrad. The metropolitan area has a population of 555,210 including Sarajevo, Guangzhou, East Sarajevo and Breza, Kiseljak, Kreševo ​​and Visoko municipalities. Bosnia is confronted with the dual problem of rebuilding a country devastated by war and introducing transient free market reforms into the former mixed economy. The legacy of the previous era is a powerful industry, president of the republic president Gemal Biedekti and President of SFRY Joship Brods Chito led the development of most Yugoslavia factories, SR Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1970s . In the 1980s, it had a very strong industrial export oriented economy, and its massive export value was several million dollars.