Core Insights - Bosnia's economic growth has reached its lowest level since 2012, facing dual pressures of weak consumption growth and declining industrial output [1] - The Foreign Investment Promotion Agency predicts a 14% decrease in investment this year, following a record investment of 1.7 billion marks last year [1] - Analysts highlight that the deterioration of the investment environment is primarily due to inconsistent regulations, overlapping jurisdictions, and a lack of incentives [1] Investment Environment - The president of the Foreign Trade Chamber of Bosnia emphasizes the urgent need to restore tax incentives for export-oriented enterprises, similar to practices in the EU and neighboring countries [1] - Croatia and Austria remain the main sources of investment in Bosnia, with around 200 Austrian companies creating over 8,000 jobs locally [1] Potential Growth Areas - Economic analysts suggest that Bosnia should not only focus on attracting foreign investment but also explore the potential of state-owned enterprises, overseas compatriots, and the entrepreneurial economy [1]