Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska Savo Minić held a meeting with the children of fallen soldiers in Nevesinje today, at which it had been agreed that employment for twenty-three people from this category would be provided.  

Prime Minister Minić thanked everyone who participated in resolving this important issue for Nevesinje and added that the issue of employment for a young woman with a three-year vocational education still remained to be resolved, and another case that they discussed.

The Vice Chairman of the Committee of Families of Fallen Soldiers within the Veterans' Organization of the Republic of Srpska, Branko Grahovac, announced that twenty unemployed children of fallen soldiers in Nevesinje should start working as early as next week which would solve the problem of their employment in this local community.

He stated that five children of fallen soldiers have already started working in Nevesinje and that in addition to 20 persons that are about to start working,  there will be a total of 25. 

The President of the "Nasleđe" Association, Sanja Ristić, thanked Prime Minister Minić for recognizing their problem and working on its solution and  said that she got a job six months ago through the project of employing children of fallen soldiers.

Marija Pojužina from the same Association also thanked Prime Minister Minić and Grahovac on behalf of the children of the fallen soldiers who listened to their problems and met their needs.