The Prime Minister of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina participated in the third day of the Mars Mira, the hardest and longest day that ends with the arrival at the Potocari Ceremonial in Bosnia and Herzegovina on July 10, 2020. The Mars Mira (Peace March) is a walk that since 2005 has been organized annually between July 8 and 10 in memory of the victims of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide. During the three days in which the march takes place, the participants walk by road and, above all, by steep mountains, the distance that connects the towns of Nezuk and Potocari, where the Srebrenica
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The Prime Minister of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina participated in the third day of the Mars Mira, the hardest and longest day that ends with the arrival at the Potocari Ceremonial in Bosnia and Herzegovina on July 10, 2020. The Mars Mira (Peace March) is a walk that since 2005 has been organized annually between July 8 and 10 in memory of the victims of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide. During the three days in which the march takes place, the participants walk by road and, above all, by steep mountains, the distance that connects the towns of Nezuk and Potocari, where the Srebrenica Genocide Memorial Cemetery is located. (Photo by Jose Antonio Sanchez/NurPhoto)