The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has conducted a comprehensive analysis highlighting key obstacles in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s private sector development. Despite promising potential, the report points to systemic issues such as regulatory complexity, fragmented institutional frameworks, and limited access to finance that continue to impede entrepreneurial dynamism. The OECD underscores the urgent need to streamline business registration processes, enhance the ease of obtaining permits, and increase transparency in public procurement practices to foster a more competitive environment.

Critical recommendations include strengthening collaboration between state and entity…