The trial in the "Bosnia" case continues this morning at the Municipal Court in Sarajevo, in which Amir Zukić, former SDA Secretary General Asim Sarajlić, former SDA Vice President and former President of the Personnel Commission, and Safet Bibić, Senad and Nedžad Trako, Ramiz Karavdić and Esed Džananović are the accused.

They are accused of illegal employment mediation, abuse of position and receiving a reward or other form of benefit for trading in influence, in connection with employment in public companies. The trial began in May 2017.

Members of SDA personnel commissions from several levels are expected to appear as witnesses on Monday. At the SDA level at that time, in addition to Sarajlić, the Personnel Commission included Adil Osmanović, Senija Bubić, Šefik Džaferović, Halid Genjac, Sadik Ahmetović and Šefkija Okerić.

Four witnesses were called for Monday. According to the Avaz reporter, Džaferović and Sarajlić arrived at the Court.

At the last hearing on September 13, Senka Nožica, Amir Zukić's lawyer, said that the members of the Personnel Commission were called to check whether the defendant had ever influenced the selection of leading positions proposed by the SDA in the Personnel Commission.

- The party has always had its proposals and we want to see if in this particular case he had an influence on the election of the director of the Public Company (PE) "Elektroprivreda BiH", which he is charged with. That is why we call on the members of the municipal, cantonal and members of the commissions of the party's presidency to express themselves - said Nožica.