1. Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Presidency is the collective head of state comprising three members representing the constituent peoples. Each member serves a four-year term; the chairmanship rotates every eight months.
Current Members (since 16 November 2022):
- Bosniak Member: Denis Bećirović
- Serb Member: Željka Cvijanović
- Croat Member: Željko Komšić
Chairman of the Presidency (rotating):
- Željko Komšić (current presiding member as of July 2025)
The Presidency sets state policy, represents Bosnia and Herzegovina internationally, and has key constitutional functions, including nominating the Chairperson of the Council of Ministers.
2. Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Council of Ministers is the executive branch of the central government. Its members include the chairperson and the ministers heading the nine ministries.
Chair of the Council of Ministers
- Borjana Krišto – Chairwoman of the Council of Ministers (Head of Government)
State Ministers
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs | Elmedin Konaković |
| Ministry of Security | Nenad Nešić |
| Ministry of Defence | Zukan Helez |
| Ministry of Finance and Treasury | Srđan Amidžić |
| Ministry of Justice | Davor Bunoza |
| Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations | Staša Košarac |
| Ministry of Communications and Transport | Edin Forto |
| Ministry for Human Rights and Refugees | Sevlid Hurtić |
| Ministry of Civil Affairs | Dubravka Bošnjak |
Notes on structure:
- The Council comprises nine ministries as defined under the national government framework.
- Ministers are appointed by the House of Representatives upon nomination by the Presidency.
Summary List by Government Body
Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Denis Bećirović – Bosniak Member (Presidency)
- Željka Cvijanović – Serb Member (Presidency)
- Željko Komšić – Croat Member (Presidency)

Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Borjana Krišto – Chairwoman (Council of Ministers)
- Elmedin Konaković – Foreign Affairs
- Nenad Nešić – Security
- Zukan Helez – Defence
- Srđan Amidžić – Finance and Treasury
- Davor Bunoza – Justice
- Staša Košarac – Foreign Trade and Economic Relations
- Edin Forto – Communications and Transport
- Sevlid Hurtić – Human Rights and Refugees
- Dubravka Bošnjak – Civil Affairs













