Shell hopes to restart a working relationship with Bosnian Federation authorities. The Dutch multinational energy conglomerate hopes to explore for oil and gas fields in Bosnia. Shell executives are set to arrive in Sarajevo on October 23rd. In 2015, Shell had pursued similar geological testing. (Translated from Dnevni Avaz and SEEbiz)

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