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Dragan Đokanović
Драган Ђокановић
President of Democratic Party of Federalists Personal details Born April 20, 1958
Sarajevo, Bosnia and HerzegovinaNationality Serb Political party Democratic Party of Federalists Spouse(s) Dragana Đokanović Children Nikola, Aleksandar Residence East Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Profession Doctor of medicine Religion Serbian Orthodox Dragan Đokanović (Serbian Cyrillic: Драган Ђокановић) is a Serb politician (Democratic Party of Federalists) from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Biography
Dragan Đokanović (Serbian Cyrillic: Драган Ђокановић, English: Dragan Djokanovic) was born in Sarajevo (Trnovo Municipality) on 20 April 1958. Completed all of his formal schooling in Sarajevo, including university and medical school. He received his medical degree in 1984 from Sarajevo University. He is a pediatrican by medical specialty and training.[1] Doktor Đokanović worked in Zvornik, Šekovići, Belgrade and Sarajevo. He currently reside in East Sarajevo[2] and work at a Children's medical clinic (KCUS) in Sarajevo. He is married and has two sons.[3]
Political career
From 1990 Dr Dragan Đokanović was involved in politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He was engaged in the following activities during the following periods:
- In Maj 1990 he formed Democratic Party of Federalists.[4]
- In November 1990 he was engaged in the campaign for the first multi-party elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- From 1991 Dragan Đokanović was involved in activities in relation to preserving
the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia as the only guarantee of peace in Bosnia.
- From the founding of the Assembly of the Serbian People of Bosnia and
Herzegovina on 24 October 1991 Dragan Đokanović attended the sessions of the Assembly. He attend sessions of this Assembly until Summer of 1994.[5]
- In June 1992 he was appointed War Commissioner by the Presidency of the Serbian Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and he was responsible for the establishment of War Commissions in the municipalities of Vlasenica, Zvornik, Šekovići, Bratunac and Skelani. Dragan Đokanović informed the members of the Presidency that war crimes were taking place in those Municipalities.
Dragan Đokanović in front of ICTY, Den Haag
In March 2005 and in November 2009 he was the witness in front of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in Den Haag. From Juli 1992 to January 1993 Đokanović acted as an adviser to the War Presidency of the Serbian Republic. He advised the Presidency in relation to the establishment of Republika Srpska and relationship between the organs of the Republic from the Republic level to the Municipal level. [6]
- From January 1993 to Spring 1994 Dragan Đokanović was the Minister of War Veterans Affairs in Republika Srpska.[7]
- At the beginning of 1994 he re-activated the Democratic Party of Federalists and
established official contacts with the SPS party Slobodan Milošević.[8] In February 1994 there was a meeting in Skelani with representatives of his party and the representatives the SPS and it was agreed that we would participate in activities to stop the war in Bosni and Herzegovina.
- In February 1995 Dragan Đokanović called a press conference and proposed plan that is very similar to the Dayton Agreement.[9]
- After the Dayton accords at the beginning of 1996 he was involved in the preelection campaign. At this time Dragan Đokanović attempted to keep the Serbs in Sarajevo but he had great difficulties with the leaders of the SDS party Radovan Karadžić in respect of this issue.[10]
- In January 1997 Đokanović moved to Belgrade, Serbia and established Democratic Party of Federalists in Serbia. The party was officially registered in 2003.[11][12] and was officially abolished in 2010[13].
- In December 2007 Dragan Đokanović, as the opponent of Milorad Dodik`s rule,
was candidate for President of Republic Srpska.[14] and he received 849 votes (0.21%).[15]
References
- ^ Dr. Dragan Đokanović , "SAVJETI PEDIJATRA"
- ^ Web site East Sarajevo City
- ^ Official Website
- ^ Web presentation of Dragan Đokanović
- ^ Sense-agency
- ^ ICTY
- ^ Sense-agency
- ^ Official website of Democratic Party of Federalists, english
- ^ Official website of Democratic Party of Federalists, english
- ^ Sense-agency
- ^ Serbian Government register
- ^ Web presentation of Dragan Đokanović
- ^ Извод из Регистра политичких странака (List of political parties in Serbia)
- ^ der Standard, Vienna
- ^ Official results
External links
Categories:- 1958 births
- Living people
- People from Sarajevo
- Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Bosnia and Herzegovina physicians
- Politicians of Republika Srpska
- Democratic Party of Federalists politicians
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