BOSNIA’S NON-FERROUS METAL INDUSTRY IS BEDROCK OF COUNTRY’S POST-WAR RECOVERY, SAYS WORLD BANK
April 1st, 2010
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE NON-FERROUS metal industry of Bosnia & Herzegovina has been highlighted in a World Bank report as a bedrock of the country's economic recovery after the 1990s war that shattered its society. Released by the trade and integration team of the World Bank development research group, the report declared the country's "industrial restructuring, as seen through the lenses of foreign trade performance and its sustainability, has taken off. Bosnia & Herzegovina's exports have displayed strong dynamics outstripping the pace of growth of ...
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