A company from Bosnia is close to securing contracts worth over a billion dollars with the support of the Trump administration.

AAFS Infrastructure and Energy, a company from Bosnia and Herzegovina, is on track to secure contracts worth over one billion dollars for strategic energy projects, including a gas pipeline that will connect Bosnia to terminals in Croatia. The project, considered by Bosnian officials as the most important infrastructure investment, is supported by the Trump administration. AAFS has no experience in large-scale projects, but is represented by Jesse Binnall and Joe Flynn, close associates of Donald Trump.

The project has been stalled by internal political divergences, but AAFS's involvement could accelerate implementation. The controversy is amplified by the company's designation without a public tender, raising concerns about corruption. The American administration claims that the project will reduce Bosnia's dependence on Russian gas, but it requires the agreement of the Bosnian Serb leader, Milorad Dodik, who has had better relations with Republicans following Donald Trump Jr.'s visit to Bosnia.