Inzko expressed support to Slovenia in its efforts to help stabilise the region and the pair backed a continuation of Bosnia's progress down the path leading to membership of Euro-Atlantic organisations, the Defence Ministry said in a press release.

Similar topics as well as bilateral cooperation were in the centre of talks with Radončić.

The situation of the peacekeeping mission and the training of the forces in the country meanwhile topped talks with Slovenian soldiers and the head of NATO command in Sarajevo, Brigadier General Merle D. Hart, and the EUFOR commander, Major General Dieter Heidecker.

The minister stressed in the talks that stability in the Western Balkans was of utmost importance to Slovenia.

Jakič already met his Bosnian counterpart Zekerijah Osmić on Tuesday.