Bosnia and Herzegovina is taking a transformative step towards protecting its water resources by collaborating with OACM (Ocean Alliance Conservation Member).

During a key meeting at the Foreign Trade Chamber of Bosnia and Herzegovina, representatives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Tourism and Environment, and leading Bosnian companies joined forces with OACM to align on a shared mission: systematic cleaning and certification of the country’s water bodies.

Here’s what this collaboration means:
Implementation of UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) to reduce waterborne plastic pollution
OACM’s innovative environmental management system will lower corporate costs while increasing sustainability Enhanced market opportunities for Bosnian products in the EU, Middle East, and USA
"This initiative is a major milestone not only for Bosnia and Herzegovina but for the entire region," said Nedžad Alić, OACM Board Member.

With cleaning and certification activities planned for 2025, this project, backed by the recently signed Memorandum of Cooperation with the Foreign Trade Chamber, promises to set a new standard for environmental protection in the region.