* Friday, October 24 – Sarajevo: The upper chamber of the Muslim-Croat Federation parliament to hold a meeting. (0800 GMT)
* Friday, October 24 – Jahorina: Awaiting Winter 2008/2009 tourism conference opens.
Sunday, October 26: Bosnia switches from daylight saving time to standard time, adjusting clocks one hour back to GMT+1. (at 0100 GMT)
Wednesday, October 29 - Brcko: The 7th international business fair Brcko 2008 opens. (to November 2)
Thursday, October 30 - Sarajevo: Bosnian power transmission posts producer Energoinvest TDS to hold a shareholders’ meeting. (1100 GMT)
Friday, October 31 - Sarajevo: Bosnia’s biggest telco, state-controlled BH Telecom, continues its shareholders’ meeting begun on September 29. (0900 GMT)
Monday, November 3 - Gacko: Bosnian coal mine and power plant complex Gacko to hold a shareholders’ meeting. (1100 GMT)
Thursday, November 13 - Zagreb (Croatia): The first regional economic forum of the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) member countries opens. (to September 15)
Tuesday, November 18 - Sarajevo: Bosnia’s Prime Communications agency organises a one-day regional conference on public relations, Sarajevo PR Open.
Thursday, November 20 - Sarajevo: Bosnia’s Peace Implementation Council (PIC), which comprises representatives of all countries and international organisations involved in the peace process in Bosnia, to hold a two-day session.
Friday, November 21: Day of the signing of the Dayton Peace Agreement that ended the 1992-95 war in Bosnia; public and market holiday in the Serb Republic.
Tuesday, November 25: Statehood Day; public and market holiday in the Muslim-Croat Federation.
Tuesday, December 2 - Sofia (Bulgaria): The 2nd southeast Europe Financial Services Forum, organised by SeeNews, opens.
Monday, December 8: Bosnian Muslims celebrate Kurban Bajram (Eid al-Adha); public and market holiday in the Muslim-dominated parts of Bosnia. (to December 9)
Wednesday, December 24: Bosnian Croats celebrate Catholic Christmas Eve; public holiday in the Croat-dominated parts of Bosnia.
Thursday, December 25: Bosnian Croats celebrate Catholic Christmas; public holiday in the Croat-dominated parts of Bosnia (to December 26) and market holiday in the Muslim-Croat Federation.
Thursday, January 1: New Year’s Day; public and market holiday.
Friday, January 2: New Year’s Day; public and market holiday.
Tuesday, January 6: Bosnian Serbs celebrate Orthodox Christmas Eve; public holiday in the Serb Republic.
Wednesday, January 7: Bosnian Serbs celebrate Orthodox Christmas; public and market holiday in the Serb Republic. (to January 8)
Friday, January 9: Republic’s Day; public and market holiday in the Serb Republic.