The Structured Dialogue on Justice is a newly-established mechanism of the European Commission. It aims to advance structured relations on the rule of law with potential candidate countries, even prior to the entry into force of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA). The Structured Dialogue will therefore assist Bosnia and Herzegovina to consolidate an independent, effective, efficient and professional judicial system. At the same time, the Dialogue helps the country move further along its path towards the EU.

The Structured Dialogue was launched by Commisioner Fuele; the first meeting of the EU-BiH Structured Dialogue on Justice was held on 6 and 7 June 2011 in Banja Luka and the second on 10th and 11th November 2011 in Sarajevo. The third session took place on 5th and 6th July 2012 in Mostar.

General Documents

• 10 Facts To Know About The EU-BiH Structured Dialogue On Justice

Recommendations

• Recommendations on Structured Dialogue from the third meeting
• Recommendations on Structured Dialogue from the second meeting
• Recommendations on Structured Dialogue from the first meeting

Press statements

• 30.10.2012 - Statement of the EUD/EUSR regarding proposed reform of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council
• 6.7.2012 - 3rd Plenary Session of the EU-BiH Structured Dialogue on Justice commenced in Mostar
• 27.10.2011 - Structured Dialogue is Opportunity for Bosnia and Herzegovina-Sorensen
• 6.6.2011 - Speech by the Commissioner Stefan Fule in Banja Luka
• 6.6.2011 - Commissioner Štefan Füle to open EU-BiH SAA Structured Dialogue on Justice