The initiative committee of the Bosniak Democratic Movement (BDP) was established last night in Tuzi, with Hadžo Drešević being appointed as president.

Sead Šahman, the BDP President, revealed plans to form initiative committees across Montenegro over the coming year.

“An increasing number of individuals resonate with the thoughts and policies of the BDP. The movement will be established right where it was born, among the people spread throughout Montenegro. We will provide a substantial offer not just for our compatriots but for all citizens of our nation,” stated Šahman.

Joining the BDP initiative committee for the municipality of Tuzi, alongside vice president Demir Nuković, are Enisa Pepić, Mursel Agović, Amina Orahovac, Mirzet Hasić, Muzafer Nurković, Dejvid Adrović, Kemal Drešević, Amira Skenderović, and Nedžad Šahman.

The goal of this initiative committee is to bolster the existing personnel network of the Bosniak Democratic Movement in the near future and evolve into a municipal committee, enabling it to function as a fully fledged entity making decisions in the best interests of the residents of Tuzi municipality,” announced the BDP.

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