Bosnia and Herzegovina Participated in the 61st Meeting of the International Committee of Legal Metrology
Bosnia and Herzegovina participated in the 61st Meeting of the International Committee of Legal Metrology (CIML), which took place in New Delhi, India, from...

Bosnia and Herzegovina participated in the 61st Meeting of the International Committee of Legal Metrology (CIML), which took place in New Delhi, India, from 26 to 28 October 2026. The country was represented at this international gathering by Milica Ristović Krstić, Director General of the Institute of Metrology of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The CIML Meeting is an important forum of the International Organization of Legal Metrology (OIML) for addressing the technical, strategic and organisational matters that guide the development of legal metrology worldwide. The agenda for this year’s meeting included OIML publications and technical activities, a report on the OIML Certification System (OIML-CS), and work relating to digital transformation. Participants had the workshop on the future strategic direction of the OIML, and ways to strengthen international cooperation with regional legal metrology organisations and other partner institutions. The accompanying programme included the international seminar “Evolutions in Legal Metrology”, which focused on current challenges and developments in the field. Topics included the digitalisation of regulatory services, emerging technologies, the modernisation of legal metrology systems and the need for harmonised international approaches. These activities provided opportunities for experts and institutional representatives from different countries to exchange experience and good practices.

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s participation in the 61st CIML Meeting supported the monitoring of international developments and the strengthening of cooperation with metrology institutions around the world. For the Institute of Metrology of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the exchange of knowledge and awareness of new technical and regulatory approaches are important to the continuous improvement of the country’s legal metrology infrastructure and its alignment with international practice.

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