Ilidža to build memorial honoring Bosnian army fighters
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Officials in Ilidža, Bosnia and Herzegovina, will construct a memorial called “Doliće” to honor soldiers and those killed in action who fought for the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Nermin Muzur, the mayor of Ilidža, and Hako Duljević, director of the construction company Duljević, signed the contract for the project.
The memorial will stand on the square of the Fourth Armored Brigade and will also commemorate 52 people from the village of Doliće on Pešter, whose memories will be preserved alongside those who defended Bosnia and Herzegovina. Muzur explained that the memorial is part of an effort to maintain a culture of remembrance through specific projects.
Duljević added that the project represents gratitude to those who gave their lives for the country, and that the memorial will be a lasting tribute to people from his home region of Pešter who contributed to the defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The memorial will consist of a base with benches and greenery, a wall with a water feature, and a wall displaying names and a fountain.
