Bosnia virtual phone numbers

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, telemarketing regulations focus on protecting consumer rights and privacy.

• Telemarketers must obtain explicit consent from individuals before making subsequent calls (Source: Lexology)
• The first contact using publicly available numbers is allowed, but further calls require explicit consent (Source: Lexology)
• The Personal Data Protection Agency oversees these regulations to ensure compliance and protect data privacy (Source: Lexology)

These guidelines emphasize the need for transparent and consensual telemarketing practices in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s economy in 2024 is driven by a mix of local consumption, public investment, and external forces.

• Service Sector: The service sector, including trade, business services, transport, construction, and tourism, is a major contributor to Bosnia's GDP and employment.
• Industry: Production of raw materials such as steel, coal, iron ore, lead, zinc, and aluminum, along with growing machinery and power exports, play a significant role in the economy.
• Agriculture: While agriculture accounts for a small percentage of GDP, it employs a substantial portion of the workforce, with Bosnia possessing a considerable amount of arable land.

The country's openness to foreign investment, strong trade ties with the European Union, and significant remittances from its large diaspora further support Bosnia's economic growth in 2024.