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Sarajevo (Cyrillic: Сарајево; IPA: ['sarajɛʋɔ], in English usually [ˌsærəˈjeɪvoʊ]) is the capital city and l

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In this photo taken Wednesday May 15, 2013 people take part in a food tasting session during the Halal Products Fair in Sarajevo. Bosnia is working hard to position itself as an exporter of halal products. The country opened its first halal fair Wednesday May 15 in Sarajevo, welcoming representatives of the Islamic world to take a look at Bosnian products.

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This photo taken Wednesday May 15, 2013 shows a woman in a traditional Bosnian Muslim outfit visiting the Halal Products Fair in Sarajevo. Bosnia is working hard to position itself as an exporter of halal products. The country opened its first halal fair Wednesday May 15 in Sarajevo, welcoming representatives of the Islamic world to take a look at Bosnian products.

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$In this photo taken Monday May 13, 2013, Bosnian workers package chicken products in the \$

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Minister of foreign Affairs of Serbia, Ivan Mrkic addresses the media during a press conference following a meeting with his counterparts, Ahmet Davutoglu of Turkey and Zlatko Lagumdzija of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in Sarajevo, on May 8, 2013. Ministers discussed economic issues and strategies of approach towards European markets.

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Ministers of foreign Affairs of Serbia, Ivan Mrkic, smiles during a meeting with members of tripartite Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs, in Sarajevo, on May 8, 2013. Ministers discussed economic issues and strategies of approach towards European markets.

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$Enes Beganovic holds an electric light as his wife Rabija Beganovic stands in front of a mirror during preparation for St. George\'s Day in their small house in the village of Poljice, 140 kms north of Sarajevo on Monday, May 6, 2013. Members of the Roma minority community in Bosnia and Herzegovina celebrated their biggest holiday, St. George\'s Day, or Djurdjevdan, with traditional rituals like washing in a river, dancing, and cracking eggs, as the Roma gypsy holiday marks the advent of spring.$

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$In this photo taken Monday May 13, 2013, Bosnian workers package chicken products in the \$

In this photo taken Wednesday May 15, 2013 people take part in a food tasting session during the Halal Products Fair in Sarajevo. Bosnia is working hard to position itself as an exporter of halal products. The country opened its first halal fair Wednesday May 15 in Sarajevo, welcoming representatives of the Islamic world to take a look at Bosnian products.

This photo taken Wednesday May 15, 2013 shows a woman in a traditional Bosnian Muslim outfit visiting the Halal Products Fair in Sarajevo. Bosnia is working hard to position itself as an exporter of halal products. The country opened its first halal fair Wednesday May 15 in Sarajevo, welcoming representatives of the Islamic world to take a look at Bosnian products.

In this photo taken Monday May 13, 2013, Bosnian workers package chicken products in the "Ovako" chicken factory that produces halal food products, near Bosnian town of Visoko, 35 kms north of Sarajevo. Bosnia is working hard to position itself as an exporter of halal products. The country opened its first halal fair Wednesday May 15 in Sarajevo, welcoming representatives of the Islamic world to take a look at Bosnian products.

Minister of foreign Affairs of Serbia, Ivan Mrkic addresses the media during a press conference following a meeting with his counterparts, Ahmet Davutoglu of Turkey and Zlatko Lagumdzija of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in Sarajevo, on May 8, 2013. Ministers discussed economic issues and strategies of approach towards European markets.

Ministers of foreign Affairs of Serbia, Ivan Mrkic, smiles during a meeting with members of tripartite Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs, in Sarajevo, on May 8, 2013. Ministers discussed economic issues and strategies of approach towards European markets.

Enes Beganovic holds an electric light as his wife Rabija Beganovic stands in front of a mirror during preparation for St. George's Day in their small house in the village of Poljice, 140 kms north of Sarajevo on Monday, May 6, 2013. Members of the Roma minority community in Bosnia and Herzegovina celebrated their biggest holiday, St. George's Day, or Djurdjevdan, with traditional rituals like washing in a river, dancing, and cracking eggs, as the Roma gypsy holiday marks the advent of spring.

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