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The Secretary General of NATO's Parliamentary Assembly, Simon Lunn, and a group of 23 parliamentarians are conducting a fact-finding visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina from 4 to 5 September.

The parliamentarians will meet with the Commander of the NATO-led Stablization Force (SFOR), Lieutenant General John B. Sylvester, as well as senior representatives from the Office of the High Representative and the United Nations Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina. They will also travel to Dobrinja, Bugojno, Zgon and Mostar.

Representatives from Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States are taking part in the two-day tour.

The NATO Parliamentary Assembly is the inter-parliamentary organisation of legislators from NATO member countries, which also brings together seventeen Associate Members. It provides a forum for international parliamentary dialogue on an array of security, political and economic matters. Its principle objective is to foster mutual understanding among Alliance and Partner country parliamentarians who represent a broad spectrum of political parties.