Interests: Environmental protection and sustainability, European integration
I am a biochemist from Belgrade, Serbia, and co-founder and Vice President of NGO Axis Serbia. Through this role, I work on youth engagement, international cooperation, and creating opportunities for young people to connect, learn, and grow. I have taken part in numerous Erasmus+ and peacebuilding projects, which strengthened my skills in teamwork, communication, and intercultural dialogue. I am especially interested in European values, active citizenship, and empowering youth through non-formal education and cross-cultural exchange.
Hana holds a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design from International Burch University in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. A multidisciplinary creative, she is passionate about visual communication, storytelling, and socially engaged art. Under the pseudonym Iza Kulissa (“behind the scenes”), Hana presents works that highlight unseen and unheard perspectives, exploring themes of identity, collective awareness, and emotional experience through a conceptual lens.
Her short film Čekanje, which addressed the feeling of isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic, won first place in the Teen Action category at the 26th Sarajevo Film Festival. Her posters have also been exhibited at Novi Sad Design Week (theme: Echo) and in Cetinje (theme: Sustainable Optimism), reflecting her belief that visual art is a powerful tool for dialogue and change.
As part of the Young European Ambassadors network, Hana is inspired by the idea that art can be the voice of the unheard. She aims to combine creative activism with youth engagement, fostering empathy and encouraging meaningful conversations across cultures.
Fiona holds a double master’s degree in Translation from the University of Tirana and the University of Strasbourg. Her academic path has shaped her interest in cultural aspects and social issues in the region, inspiring her to connect with others who are passionate about driving positive change. She gained professional experience as a Communications Intern at the United Nations Office for Project Services, where she supported the promotion of cultural heritage and civil society projects under EU-funded initiatives, engaging with communities and highlighting local traditions, inclusivity, and active participation.
Believing that steady, practical actions can bring real change, Fiona joined the Young European Ambassadors network to contribute to activities that empower young people with the skills and confidence to shape their future, discover their strengths, and make a meaningful impact in their communities.
Daria is a master’s student at the UNESCO Chair in Cultural Policy and Cultural Management at the University of Arts in Belgrade. She graduated in 2023 from the Faculty of Applied Arts, where she majored in applied sculpture. Alongside her studies, she has worked as an art educator, illustrator, and designer, with additional interests in event management, intercultural exchange, and project development.
She has been actively engaged in youth and student festivals in Serbia, taking on roles from volunteer to organizer, and since 2024 has been part of the organizing team of the Youth Biennale. Passionate about arts and culture, Daria is committed to supporting young artists in building their careers and contributing to the development of stronger cultural and youth policies. Through the Young European Ambassadors network, she hopes to foster regional and international connections, promote cultural diversity, and empower the voices of young people and young artists.
Daniel recently graduated from medical school and is now a general doctor. During his studies, he participated in several Erasmus programs, including internships in Istanbul, Türkiye and Varese, Italy, a semester in Constanța, Romania, and short projects in Spain, Latvia, and Greece. These experiences allowed him to broaden his knowledge, gain new perspectives, and connect with peers from across Europe.
His main areas of interest include health and wellbeing, with a particular focus on mental health, physical activity, and healthy habits, as well as human rights. Motivated by his belief in the power of youth collaboration, Daniel joined the Young European Ambassadors network to share knowledge, gain new experiences, and inspire young people to be curious, open-minded, and active in shaping a healthier and more connected Europe.
Branko completed both his undergraduate and master’s studies at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Montenegro, specializing in International Relations. Diplomacy is his principal passion, and he is committed to continuous personal and professional development through academic research, lifelong learning, and practical experience.
He previously served as a member of the Political Science Students’ Union, where he led the PR department and fostered cooperation with Montenegrin state institutions, foreign embassies, and international organizations accredited in Podgorica. Branko has gained experience working in the Office of the President of Montenegro and is currently undertaking an internship with the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Podgorica.
Believing that diplomacy and cooperation are key pillars of peace and prosperity, Branko strives to build bridges of trust, promote cultural diversity, and contribute to a more connected and inclusive region.
Bjant recently graduated in Robotics and Intelligent Systems from Constructor University in Bremen, Germany. Passionate about technology, youth engagement, and environmental protection, he has participated in both local and international projects, from leading community initiatives in Albania to taking part in European programs on democracy, migration, and inclusion.
Convinced that young people can drive meaningful change when working together, Bjant joined the Young European Ambassadors network to connect youth from the Western Balkans and the EU, exchange ideas, and inspire action in their communities. He is eager to contribute his experience, energy, and creativity to building a more inclusive and sustainable future.
Anja Radulović is a final-year Master of Law student from Podgorica, Montenegro, with a strong focus on arbitration, EU law, and regulatory compliance. She has gained practical experience through internships in the judiciary, public administration, and the Ministry of European Affairs, where she worked on legal drafting, litigation, and European integration processes, including EU accession negotiations and cross-border cooperation projects.
Alongside her legal background, Anja has also worked in hospitality and marketing, strengthening her communication, adaptability, and public speaking skills. Passionate about regional cooperation and European values, she joined the Young European Ambassadors network to connect Montenegro’s youth with peers across the Western Balkans, raise awareness on EU integration, and contribute to building more inclusive and engaged communities.
Anisa Doci holds a Master of Science in Applied Informatics and has a strong background in Software Engineering. She has gained professional experience in both academia and the telecom sector, working as a System Operations Specialist at One Albania Telecom and as an IT Specialist and Lecturer at Barleti University, where she taught courses in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision. Her expertise includes data science, AI, machine learning, and IT operations, with projects ranging from fraud detection and database management systems to medical imaging solutions.
Driven by her passion for innovation, technology, and youth empowerment, Anisa joined the Young European Ambassadors network to highlight the role of young professionals in shaping inclusive and sustainable futures. Through this platform, she aims to connect technology with community development, foster intercultural dialogue, and amplify youth voices across Europe and beyond.
Aldo Vlahovljak holds a Master of Arts in Philology and Translation from the University of Donja Gorica. Passionate about international relations, security, and public policy, he has actively contributed to initiatives promoting democratic values and informed civic dialogue. As an intern at the Atlantic Council of Montenegro, he worked on geopolitical analyses, supported security and governance projects, and assisted in the organization of the 2BS Forum 2024 and the NATO Youth Summit 2025. In addition, Aldo gained experience at the Parliament of Montenegro, where he drafted briefing reports, conducted research, and took part in committee and board meetings. He is currently a member of YATA Montenegro.
He has authored and published policy briefs addressing the digital transformation of higher education as well as digital and media literacy in Montenegro. Beyond his professional work, Aldo is dedicated to community service and creative pursuits, balancing his time as a volunteer firefighter, teacher, hobby musician, and writer. Motivated by a vision of the Western Balkans in the European Union, he joined the Young European Ambassadors Network to exchange ideas with peers, foster connections across the region, and amplify EU values.
