Cooperation between Italy and Bosnia will be taking musical form this summer with a concert for Peace by Milan’s renowned La Scala taking place in Sarajevo in July 2015. The initiative, as the Italian Ambassador in Sarajevo, Ruggero Corrias, explained at the end of a meeting with Bosnia Herzegovina’s foreign minister, Igor Crnadak, “is dedicated to the country’s tomorrow”. Their discussion focused on Bosnia’s further integration with Europe and the new connectivity agenda promoted by the EU to develop strategic infrastructure in the Balkans. Read more, in Italian
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