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Croatian Democratic Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina No free and fair election, per V-Dem
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Borjana Krišto (Croatian Democratic Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina) has been Chair of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina since 25 Jan 2023. Since Borjana Krišto took office in January 2023, real GDP has risen 2.5% a year. On the rise in control of corruption Bosnia and Herzegovina is 2nd of the 39 national leaders, on the rise in political stability 36th. Under Zoran Tegeltija (2019 to 2023) the same series rose 2.8% a year. On the World Bank's government effectiveness Bosnia and Herzegovina has moved +4.2 points since day zero, to 42.6 of 100 in 2025.

The chair of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The chair of the Council of Ministers

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