Core Viewpoint - The Bosnian Council of Ministers has authorized negotiations for three significant infrastructure loan agreements aimed at improving transportation and waste management in Bosnia and Herzegovina [1] Group 1: Loan Agreements - A loan agreement of €70 million with the World Bank will be signed for the construction, renovation, and repair of highways within the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina [1] - A maximum loan of €60 million will be signed with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development for the construction of the Foca-Hum cross-border road, which includes the repair of existing sections and the construction of new roads [1] - A loan of €46 million from the World Bank will be signed for the "Sustainable Solid Waste Management Project," which involves the construction and renovation of landfills in seven cities, including Gorazde, Zenica, and Mostar, and the establishment of a waste sorting collection system in Sarajevo Canton [1] Group 2: Compliance and Strategic Importance - The waste management project aligns with the environmental strategy requirements of the EU accession process [1] - The Ministry of Finance will submit the financing agreement drafts to the Council of Ministers after completing the negotiations [1]