Young European Ambassador of the month

Meet Tesnim Karišik Spahić

Tesnim Karišik Spahić is an award-winning changemaker, creative strategist, and humanitarian from Bosnia and Herzegovina, reshaping narratives through the power of purpose, art, and action. Tesnim is a fierce advocate for gender equality, climate action, and youth empowerment, using creativity as a tool for awareness and change. Her most recent artistic installation, Zašto venu ruže naše, honoring victims of femicide, and her public project Osvijesti se, addressing road safety, have sparked national conversations and engaged broad audiences through visual storytelling. She was selected for the prestigious BOLD Fellowship in New York City, where she received intensive training in leadership, entrepreneurship, and social innovation at the University at Buffalo, working alongside changemakers from around the world. Through photography, design, and storytelling, Tesnim uplifts women entrepreneurs and marginalized voices, helping them share their stories and amplify their impact. A Social Impact Award winner, National Geographic awardee, and Young European Ambassador, Tesnim brings people together around the issues that matter, with heart, with vision, and with fearless creativity.

Meet Edlira Dibrani

Edlira Dibrani is a passionate communicator and advocate for youth empowerment through education, with a strong background in marketing, public relations, and social impact campaigns.

Edlira Dibrani is a Marketing Specialist living in Kosovo with over 7 years of experience in several international organisations and institutions. Over the past 5 years, she has been the Marketing and PR Manager at the Finnish Schools International in Prishtina, Kosovo. She has a proven track record of creating impactful initiatives that address environmental and social issues, earning recognition from CNN for a project promoting freedom and environmental stewardship. Combining her expertise in communication with a creative approach to project management, Edlira thrives on building campaigns that inspire and engage communities while achieving organizational goals. During her experience, Edlira has dedicated herself to advocating for youth empowerment through education. Working closely with students, educators, and international partners, she has helped develop programs that encourage critical thinking, creativity, and civic responsibility. Her work in educational outreach has centered on nurturing students’ awareness of global challenges—from climate change to social justice—and equipping them with the tools to become active participants in shaping a more inclusive and sustainable world. Whether through digital storytelling, youth-led campaigns, or hands-on workshops, Edlira remains committed to fostering environments where young people feel heard, valued, and capable of making a difference. Edlira’s academic journey includes a Bachelor’s degree in English Language and Literature and a Master’s degree in English Literature. Immersed in the humanities, she developed a profound appreciation for the power of language to evoke emotions and shape perspectives. Her studies, enriched by the works of Shakespeare, Wordsworth, and Austen, have profoundly influenced her worldview and cemented her lifelong passion for reading and writing.

Meet Sava Dokmanovic

My name is Sava and I am from Belgrade. I am currently enrolled in the Japanese Studies Programme at the University of Belgrade. I have taken part in many projects, be that the individual or ones ran by different organizations, such as ‘Climate Heroes’ by WWF. In that project, we had the opportunity to start our own initiatives to raise awareness of the climate crisis. Our team managed to incorporate art with the theme of climate change in the form of an art exhibition. I have also been an active member of a few student organizations. One of them was AIESEC where I helped organize conferences dedicated to youth mobility. I’m also a member of the Organisation of Serbian Students Abroad (OSSI) aiming to help and create opportunities for Serbian students. I believe that the motivation for change is an important but mostly a short-term boost. What we need is drive – something we believe in to give us a push and make us remember our values.

Meet Hana Kunić

“I hold a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations and Diplomacy from the Faculty of Political Sciences at the University of Sarajevo. Currently, I am pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Law at the same university. During my studies in International Relations and Diplomacy, I extensively explored topics such as conflict resolution, international law, and global governance, providing me with a robust understanding of the complexities surrounding human rights issues. Transitioning to the field of Law has further has additionaly further equipped me with the legal knowledge and skills necessary to advocate for justice and equality, complementing my passion for human rights. My journey started with volunteerism during secondary school, broadening my horizons and fostering a passion for activism and youth work. Over the years, I’ve organized numerous youth events and projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina and abroad, honing my skills and gaining valuable insights into myself and my aspirations. As part of my commitment to making a tangible impact, I have actively participated in community outreach programs, legal clinics, and other initiatives aimed at addressing socio-legal challenges faced by marginalized communities. From my involvement in a local NGO to my role as National Vice President of AIESEC in Bosnia and Herzegovina, each experience has been a stepping stone towards my goal of advocating for human rights. My dedication lies in working with and for people, fueled by my educational background and years of activism. Looking ahead, I am eager to leverage my interdisciplinary background and practical experiences to pursue a career dedicated to promoting and protecting the fundamental rights and dignity of all individuals.”

Meet Nikola Mihail Angelovski

My name is Nikola Mihail Angelovski, but my friends call me Nino. I am from Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia. In 2022, I obtained my Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing from The University of Sheffield, City College, in Thessaloniki, Greece. After graduating, I moved back to my home country and decided to put my knowledge into practice as the Head of Marketing in a company which produces bread and alimentary goods. One of my many interests is environmentalism, which developed as early as middle school through art projects created from recycled materials. It grew into passion during my high school days. In addition, the multicultural environment in the school showed me the importance of tolerance, integration and diversity. As a result, I hope to motivate the people in my community to use creativity while showing respect for the environment. My experience of living abroad showed me the key values of the EU and in turn inspired me to become a Young European Ambassador. I am devoted to implementing these values in my work and social life in North Macedonia.

Meet Mirjon Mulgeci

My name is Mirjon Mulgeci and i am from Albania. I am currently a law student and passionate on international relations, politics and human rights. I strongly believe in the power of knowledge and education and the transformative power of youth. As a Young European Ambassador i advocate for the crucial role of young people on shaping the future of their countries. I am also committed to promote European values mostly focused towards integration within the European Union. Through my role as a YEA, i strive to build up a better understanding of European democratic principles among young people and advocate for their active participation on shaping the European future.

Meet Fatbardh Kabashi

I’m Fatbardh Kabashi and I come from a grape-town in Kosovo called Rahovec. I am a young person who creates art, studies design and founded the social entrepreneurship ‘Wooden Eyes’, which creates arts-and-crafts products. I also support marginalised groups in various spheres. I have participated in numerous youth workshops in Kosovo and have volunteered for numerous activities. I am in love with cities I have not seen, people I have not met and cultures I do not know, and this gives me the enthusiasm to take part in various workshops and activities. As I believe that young people have the strength to make a difference for the better, I work towards this at every given opportunity. We have to be together, because together we are better. Together, we can change the world.

Meet Emilija Novaković

My name is Emilija and I am a student at the Faculty of Philology. I am also a bookworm, activist and writer. I am volunteering at Okular, as a content creator primarily for blog ‘Nek se čuje glas’ (Let the Voice Be Heard). I am also volunteering at ‘Novosadska ženska inicijativa’ (Novi Sad Women’s Initiative). I write poetry and some of my poems were published in online love poetry collections. I am working on my own poetry book. What drives me to continue being active in my community are the changes that I could see after a project as well as reactions of my peers, family and friends but also people in the community. As a disabled person, I am interested in human rights and education for disabled persons.

Meet Ena Porča

I am a dedicated advocate for youth and environmental causes in Bosnia and Herzegovina. With a diverse background in project management, I led initiatives such as Climathon and TEDx, providing platforms for innovative ideas to thrive. I am a committed promoter of entrepreneurial spirit among youth, emphasizing the importance of green entrepreneurship and the development of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s innovation sector as pivotal for the country’s future. My dedication to fostering positive change and nurturing new ideas continues to inspire and empower the next generation of leaders in her community.

Meet Marija Blažević

My name is Marija Blažević, I am 25 years old and I am finishing my master’s studies in international law. I have been involved in youth activism and volunteerism since high school. I love to travel and on every trip I learn something new. I like to learn about other cultures and to learn and take the best from everyone and everything and incorporate it in my life. Through all the activities, I met a large number of young, smart, ambitious young people who are ready to change society and their environment for the better. I participated in local, regional and international projects , including those organized by EU, Council of Europe, Erasmus+. I have been part of youth organisations, such as ELSA Montenegro, Network for youth activism, ADAMAS, AIESEC, and as part of AIESEC I was local committee president in Podgorica. On that position I worked with great people and together we inspired young people to travel, volunteer and take active participation in society. Together, through networking, we have always shown that we are a driving force and that our networking makes us stronger. My key areas as YEA are international relations and human rights. I am advocating about these topics, and always try to lead by example and show that a young person can have ideas which are heared, respected and can make a difference. I want young people to get more active, more open minded and realize how much power we have within us. Only like that we can make this region a better place for everyone. When we realise the differences are beautiful and we can all learn something from each other and be support at all times.

Meet Marija Burgieva

Hi! I am Marija, an international politics and diplomacy student from Skopje. Since I was 13, I have been passionate about giving back to my community. This led me to volunteer and become an activist for human rights and civic responsibility, exploring many opportunities through youth exchanges and workshops. Environmental protection is my main focus, driving me to find innovative local solutions. Now, I am a social entrepreneur: CEO of O-krug, turning orange peel waste into products while employing marginalized youth; CMO of Mamaorgana, addressing food waste; and co-founder of eco-habitat.com, Macedonia’s first platform for eco-friendly products. As Helen Keller said, ‘Alone, we can do so little; together, we can do so much!’

Meet Anđela Micić

My name is Anđela Micić, Young European Ambassador from Montenegro. I'm a journalist, PR and digital marketing manager. I am also part of the first editorial staff of the first youth online media in Montenegro – Makanje 🇲🇪 My focus? 👉 Human rights, rights of girls and women, social justice and humanitarian work. I volunteered in several non-governmental organisations dedicated to children and youth education.

Meet Adi Softić

My name is Adi Softić, Young European Ambassador from Bosnia and Herzegovina. I am an experienced chairperson with a long history of work in the entertainment industry, culture and event management. 🎭 I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and International Relations from the University of Buckingham. 📸 I am also the co-founder of the ‘Ex Files Maglaj’ project which archives surviving photographs and belongings following the floods of 2014.

Meet Luka Grandić

My name is Luka Grandić, Young European Ambassador from Serbia. I study graphic design, and through my designs and artworks, I try to spread European ideals and values. I took part in the Sarajevo Film Festival this summer on a Human Rights programme. Listen to what I have to say about my incredible experience!

Meet Taulant Ferati

My name is Taulant Ferati, I am Young European Ambassador from Kosovo*. In 2021, I co-founded an NGO called ‘Follow UP’ to provide reintegration services for marginalised communities. I am very passionate about philosophy and politics. As a young historian, I want to use my passion and future profession to impact Kosovo’s cultural and political development.

Meet Xhuljana Mucaj

My name is Xhuljana Mucaj, I am Young European Ambassador from Albania who is currently pursuing a Master of Laws at the University of Sheffield, United Kingdom. I previously studied Law and Business Administration while advocating for equal opportunities. In my opinion, it is important to support young people living in rural areas in achieving all they wish for.

Meet Mila Mladenova

My name is Mila Mladenova, YEA from North Macedonia. I am a 22-year-old medical student enrolled at the Faculty of Medicine at the Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje. I am a founder and vice president of Youth Empowerment Association, a civil society organisation which aims to promote youth participation and active citizenship in order to achieve better youth policies & greater involvement of the young population in the decision-making process. Over the past two years, as I am the Young European Ambassador, I have actively organised and participated in numerous events and initiatives across the Western Balkans and the EU addressing crucial topics such as health, media literacy, environment, human rights and the EU integration. This May I had the chance to celebrate Europe Day in the heart of the European Union, Brussels, and engage in insightful discussions with EU representatives about the most pressing issues of our time and the opinions and perspectives of the young people in the region.

Meet Edina Osmanović

My name is Edina Osmanović, YEA from Montenegro. I am a young women entrepreneur from Montenegro, an innovator, youth and ecological activist, and hopefully a leader of tomorrow. I recently obtained a Master’s Degree in Entrepreneurial Economics – Business Psychology and Management, where I graduated on the topic ‘The impact of Women’s Entrepreneurship and Negotiation Skills on the Socio-Economic Development of the Western Balkans’. I am trying to be a voice of positive change via social media and street activism, by promoting human rights, equality, women's entrepreneurship, innovation, and trying to raise awareness about the social issues that we are having in our community and the region. YEA is a great platform, which gives us the opportunity to be a young game changers in the region and to show all of the values and possibilities that young people are having in the Western Balkans. I believe that this is showing us that we can become another bridge between Western Balkans and the European Union.

Meet Hadžera Selimović

My name is Hadžera Selimović. I study Political Science and International Relations at the Sarajevo School of Science and Technology (SSST)/University of Buckingham in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Since the age of 12, I have volunteered and worked on youth activism projects in my country and abroad. I am a former volunteer coordinator with seven years of experience at festivals in Sarajevo, including PitchWise Festival, Sarajevo Film Festival, Pravo Ljudski Film Festival, Aljazeera Balkans Film Festival and Youth Film Festival. I am the Head of the Enter Student Club at the SSST. In 2019, I participated in the Youth Leadership Program in Dayton, OH, USA, organised by the US Embassy in Sarajevo. Additionally, in 2019 I became a fellow of the BOLD Leaders network in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Moreover, in 2020, I won a grant from the US Embassy to implement a civic engagement project. I have also been a TED-licensee since 2020 and was the founder and organiser of the first TEDxYouth event in south-east Europe, TEDxYouth@Ferhadija. In August 2021, I became an alumna of the Summer School for Refugee Rights and Migration organised by the UNHCR. As of August 2021, I have been a part of Chatham House’s Common Futures Conversations project. In October 2021, I spoke at the UNESCO SEE Regional Conference ‘Media and Information Literacy for Public Good’.

Meet Fatima Đulović

My name is Fatima, I’m an 18-year-old high schooler, youth worker, activist and passionate about psychology. I have been volunteering for the Centre for Autism and Developmental Disabilities since I was 14. I was on many Erasmus projects so I met and learned a lot about different cultures and became interested in organizing events for young people and raising awareness of the importance of youth activism in my community. I am also very passionate about photography. The photo exhibition ‘Naši Heroji’ (Our Heroes) that I had in the museum Ras, Novi Pazar, represented black and white portraits of children with autism and Down syndrome. In my first project in 2021, funded by the U.S. Embassy, I tried to make a deep connection between teenagers from my school and children with developmental disabilities, and help them with understanding each other while developing their social skills. Being a YEA can help me be even more successful and give me more experience in every aspect of youth activism.

Meet Stjuart Islamaj

Stjuart Islamaj is our young star of YEA coming from Albania. Being a student at the University of Tirana, Faculty of History and Philology studying Journalism and Communication, Stjuart is also a trainee at the European House in Tirana helping his country on its way to EU on daily basis. A true activist in the areas of human rights, EU integrations, and youth activism, he has always enjoyed socializing, helping, and being in constant touch with people. When he was in middle school he came across an organization called Vlora Youth Center, and participated in the awareness-raising campaign against Gender Inequality. From that day on, his mission stayed the same - to be engaged in youth activism and help shape and transform his community into a better place. Stjuart also enjoys creating digital content on social media so make sure you follow him - on TikTok too!

Meet Damjan Zlatanovski

Damjan is a wonderfully inspiring young person who has a clear vision of what the role of young people in today's society represents: leadership, activism, and dedication. Not only has he been one of the most active YEAs on WeBalkans events, but he is also very active in his local community. He organized our street action for International Women's Day in Kumanovo as well as the event which promoted the 6th European Youth Goal, Moving Rural Youth Forward together with Europe House in Kriva Palanka. Furthermore, he loves painting and he runs a small art shop! He enjoys reading and writing poems, essays, and short stories as well. One of his biggest passions is theatre and cinema. He also loves the feeling of being helpful and helping other people. He is passionate about environmental protection and believes that only by taking care of our planet and each other, we can thrive in a better future.

Meet Diellza Ibrahimi

Diellza is an inspiring young YEA from Kosovo and a volunteer who aspires to create change and make the world a better place. As a YEA she coordinated this year's Lake clean up in Kosovo, she participated in many conferences as a YEA and is already a very influential social media activist. She also leads an online community of almost a million users and works with Support Groups Kosova (an NGO that promotes mental health and aims to connect people with similar experiences). She is studying public administration, political science, and diplomacy.

Meet Anastasija Katić

Anastasija Katić is one of the younger YEAs, eager and passionate from an early age to pursue an activist path. She likes to say that her life is dedicated to the protection of human rights. Since she was 11 years old, she was a member of the Red Cross and has volunteered in the association “Most”. Since she was 13, she has taken part in the project “Youth as a force of change in their communities”. As a YEA she is an active promoter of human rights and a dedicated young leader. Helping her fellow YEAs take part in local activities they organize, she is also present and active in all the offline and online campaigns.

Meet Maja Trajković

Maja is a YEA who has shown great progress since she joined our network. She is a true example of how a young person changes and thrives in motivating surrounding. She has been involved in activism for five years now and says that she is eager to continue working with NGOs, trying to make positive changes in her community. She is a member of the UNICEF advisory board for mental health, where the primary goal is to help young people express themselves more regarding mental health. Maja is also a member of the board called “Savet mladih” in “Prijatelji dece Srbije”, where she learned how to write a number of project proposals and organize events such as debate tournaments and charity events. We can't wait to see what she has prepared for YEA!

Meet Olta Shehu

Olta es una chica de 19 años que sueña con convertirse algún día en una exitosa doctora que salve vidas. Ella viene de Albania y ya ha hecho mucho por la mayor voz de los jóvenes en su comunidad. Es franca y motivada, ansiosa por participar en cada actividad que tenga como objetivo hacer de la región un lugar más próspero para la juventud. Incluso cuando era más joven se unió a Save the Children y World Vision como voluntaria, pero también a una organización benéfica llamada "Fundjave Ndryshe" y una organización ambiental llamada "Shqiperia Ndryshe". También fue la representante de su salón de clases durante tres años seguidos en el senado escolar. Conozca a Olta a través de sus redes sociales para obtener más información sobre lo que significa ser un modelo a seguir. ¡YEA!

Meet Andjela Radulovic

Anđela comes from Montenegro and studies law. During YEA events she has attended so far, we could already see a future fierce protector of human rights and a gatekeeper of the rule of law. In her own words: "As a student of law, I truly believe in the importance of the rule of law and EU values". Gaining her international experience Andjela has also spent some time in the USA, at the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire on a Global UGRAD scholarship. This exchange helped her determine some important personal and professional goals and was also an important step in stepping out of her comfort zone. She had a chance to learn from very successful professors in the fields of Politics, International Law, Criminal Justice, etc. Last summer, she has also participated in International Summer School at The University of A Coruña, as one of ten scholarship receivers from the whole world, where she attended the International Courts and Tribunal's course. We are proud to have Andjela as a member of our network and we stand in great support of her professional development and activist path.

Meet Aleksandar Karatosho

Aleksandar is a student at the Faculty of Economics of the University of Sts Cyril and Methodius in Skopje. As a Young European Ambassador for two years now, he has contributed to YEA mission in many ways - through his activism, leadership skills, and initiative - especially when it comes to putting youth from North Macedonia on the map and giving young people a voice to speak out. Aleksandar is active in many national and international civic organizations, he took part in numerous events, workshops, and projects. Furthermore, he is a member of the European Democracy Youth Network (EDYN) and the Euro-Atlantic Council of Macedonia and is also a founder and president of the non-profit civic organization Youth Empowerment Association – YEA, which focuses on developing young people’s capacities in various areas.

Meet Velimir Milosev

Velimir Milosev is a role-model young activist who inspires us with his enthusiasm, creativity, and positivity every day. While his profession says political scientist, Velimir calls himself an activist on a bicycle, while also doing an important job as a Coordinator for Inclusive youth policies at the organization Irida from Novi Sad. He is proud to be a feminist and a fierce supporter of gender equality and EU enlargement process. What drives him to continue being active in his community is the fact that he also grew up seeing ‘the others’ faced with apathy, hostility, and sometimes even violence. As a member of the LGBT community, he continues to strongly advocate for the safety and human rights of vulnerable groups and for peace in the region.

Meet Jora Zeneli

Jora is an inspiring and bright young woman, determined to make a change in her community and for her generation. Jora is 18 years old and currently a senior at “Sami Frasheri” High School in Prishtina. She is passionate about science, music, technology, business, and community service. Over the years she has been involved in national and international organizations, holding numerous leadership roles as well as receiving certification from several institutes. Her contribution to sharing the values of volunteerism, human rights, and youth leadership has already caught the attention of many. We are with her every step of the way knowing that good things come to those who wake up, show up and take action!

Meet Dragana Vuckovic

Western Balkans, meet Dragana Vuckovic, a true game-changer from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dragana has become a part of YEA network in 2020, and since then, her initiative, enthusiasm, and dedication to activism and promotion of youth values have truly been remarkable. Apart from being an inspiring activist, Dragana is also attending an MA in Democracy and Human Rights in South-East Europe, a shared interdisciplinary program taught by both the University of Sarajevo and the University of Bologna, while also studying for a master’s degree in International Relations at the University of Banjaluka. We congratulate her for her efforts so far, supporting her every step of the way.

Meet Klajdi Kaziu

Klajdi Kaziu is one of the most dedicated members of YEA network. He took part in many different activities, but moreover he took the lead and proposed multiple project ideas for Tirana European Youth Capital 2022. that are about to get to the developing and implementing stage during this year. Recently, Klajdi had great success with writing an article on EU values. His core value is diversity and he has been demonstrating it through his actions. Klajdi is an acting Secretary General at the United Nations Association in Albania, leading efforts to establish the National Network on Youth, Peace and Security. He holds a MA in European Integration and Global Studies from the CIFE – Centre International de Formation Européen.

Meet Bojana Lalatovic

Bojana Lalatovic has been a true shining star of YEA network since the very beginning. She and her team 'broke the ice' for implementing the first in a row of five online events by YEAs back in 2021 by addressing an important topic of "Building resilience by investing in skills and qualifications". As an activist, game-changer and dedicated youth worker, Bojana continues to send a message that the educated, skilled and active young people really do have a strong potential to lead the Western Balkans region into a bright future. Furthermore, Bojana holds an MA in Law in European Integration from the University of Belgrade, where she is also a PhD candidate in the International Public Law Department. She worked for civil society organizations focusing on the EU integration processes of the Western Balkans and was a participant in the ERASMUS+ mobility programme. Apart from being a Young European Ambassador, she is also a Program Officer in the RYCO Local Branch Office in Montenegro (Regional Youth Cooperation Office).

Meet Vojdan Uzunov

Our YEA of December 2021, Vojdan Uzunov, comes from North Macedonia, and he is a student of Law. Although traveling and reading have always been his passions, during his time as a YEA Vojdan has thrived into an outspoken activist and a great speaker on topics that are relevant for the young people in the region. On this note, Vojdan is also active at his university as a member of a group that advocates for the rights of marginalized groups in North Macedonia. Vojdan is also an environmentalist, he loves to walk or cycle as much as possible while helping people understand that cars should only be used as a necessity. We cannot wait for him to jump into the shoes of a young trainer for Media Literacy - helping his peers understand how media works and how to use critical thinking for better understanding.

Meet Teodora Cekic

Teodora Cekic is a Young European Ambassador from Serbia. From the very beginning when she joined YEA, we could hear the music playing! Apart from currently being a teacher of music education in Leskovac, Teodora was a member of a number of choirs and vocal ensembles, while she also participated in various festivals worldwide. Moreover, Teodora finished her studies in Russia at the Belgorod State Institute of Arts and Culture, where she completed her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees with honors in Music Arts. Teodora was a valuable Team Leader of YEA event dedicated to cultural diversity in Western Balkans, and she showed great initiative in facilitating a working group on WB EU Youth Forum in Rome dedicated to the same topic. We can't wait for new melodies coming from this YEA who finds life inspiration in music, art, and culture!

Meet Eris Çunaku

Eris Çunaku is a Young European Ambassador from Kosovo. Eris grew with YEA into a bright, enthusiastic young game-changer interested in a broad range of topics. With a diploma in Management of Web and Mobile Development and a minor in Public Policy, Eris is passionate about youth activism and the protection of our environment, as he believes these two topics are crucial towards ensuring an active civil society and a safe world to live in. He also hosted an inspiring talk on creative expression and activism through photography with Meeri Koutaniemi during the Power of the Hashtag WeBalkans event in April 2021. Eris, we are confident that the best is yet to come - so we are looking forward to your future initiatives and creative ideas. Well done!

Meet Dzulisa Otuzbir

Dzulisa Otuzbir is a Young European Ambassador from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dzulisa is one of the strongest YEA voices when it comes to motivating youth in Bosnia and Herzegovina to be more active in the fields of regional cooperation and European affairs. Pursuing her Master’s degree in International Relations and Diplomacy at the University of Sarajevo, she has a great desire to join forces with young people who are willing to make positive changes in the region. Her moderation role at this year's European Youth Event in Strasbourg was her shining moment, as she managed to make bridges and join young people from all over Europe together in discussion.

Meet Amina Kaja

Amina Kaja is a Young European Ambassador from Kosovo. Amina represents a true creative expression of YEA. She is a great example of how we can turn activism into art, and art into activism. Through her poetry, creativity, but also meticulous scientific approach (she is studying for a neurosurgeon) she inspires her peers to become more active in different fields - youth engagement, environment, culture, human rights. Amina transforms her unique creative persona into a young and engaged game-changer wherever she goes. We are eager to follow her road of inspiration in the years to come!

Meet Dona Srdikj Lazarevska

Dona is a Young European Ambassador from North Macedonia. Dona has shown her dedication and motivation to be a voice of youth since the very beginning of our journey. By taking active part in the 'She Leads' event by YEAs which focused on female empowerment, discussing youth activism in a debate on Balkan Trafik festival, but also starring as a guest on regional podcasts dedicated to youth - Dona continues to inspire her peers to contribute to the society by showing initiative. We can't wait for her next step on the journey of changing the world one good deed at the time!

Meet Marko Milutinovic

Marko Milutinovic is a Young European Ambassador from Serbia. From the very beginning, Marko has been a voice of youth - passionate, active, a team player, and a game-changer. His passion for the environment and eco-awareness inspired many of his peers and followers to become more active and more aware of the serious challenges our region needs to tackle on the road to greener Western Balkans. Marko is a role model and an inspiration. We are looking forward to all of his initiatives in the future while staying positive, active, and green :)

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