The Commission for the Preservation of National Monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina at yesterday’s session passed a decision to proclaim ten locations the national monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Commission stated.

These are: historical site - necropolis with ‘stećci’ (tombstones) in the locality of Grebnice in the settlement of Drinsko, Višegrad Municipality, Historical site - necropoles with tombstones in the localities of Krstovi and Borike (Bare-Sudari) in the settlement of Bare in Konjic municipality, Historical site - Stari grad Kaštele in the municipality of Kiseljak, the architectural complex of the Franciscan monastery and the church of St. Nikola Tavelić in Tomislavgrad, the complex - Kralja Petra I Karađorđevića Street and Mladen Stojanović Street in Banja Luka, architectural unit - Catholic Church of St. Elijah the Prophet and the parish house in Solakova Kula in the municipality of Konjic, the architectural complex - the site and the remains of the mosque in the Bandol near Guča Gora, Travnik municipality, historical site - Munarica Kotlinog, the masjeed in Mostar, historical sitea – Church of St. Rok in the village of Trebimlje, the municipality of Ravno and the architectural complex - the Chapel of Our Lady of Lipnica in Srednja Lipnica, the City of Tuzla.

The Commission concluded that the Historical City of ​​Počitelj is to be included in the List of Endangered Monuments due to sustained damage to individual monuments within the historical site.

The List of Endangered Monuments currently contains 79 sites.