The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to vote on a proposal to close its temporary reception centers for migrants. The proposal, put forward by the Ministry of Security, aims to terminate the existing decision designating these centers. This decision comes as Bosnia continues to grapple with managing the influx and accommodation of migrants in the region. The vote is scheduled for July 15th and will determine the future of temporary shelter provisions for migrants within the country. Details of the new proposal remain limited at this time, but the move signifies a potential shift in Bosnia’s approach to migrant accommodation. Further information is expected following the Council’s session.