Niko Lozančić

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Niko Lozančić (born 1957 in Kakanj) was the president of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2003-2007). He is an ethnic Croat and the former deputy president of the HDZ of BiH. He is a lawyer and a diplomat.

Preceded by Safet Halilović	President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina 2003–2007	Succeeded by Borjana Krišto

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