Author: WeBalkans
Antonio Grujevski
Antonio Grujevski is an architect from Skopje, North Macedonia, currently living and working in Zagreb, Croatia. He holds a Master of Engineering in Architecture and Urban Planning from the University of Zagreb.
During his studies, Antonio contributed to MARH, a Macedonian architecture web platform focused on environmental awareness. He also interned at the Department of Architectural Heritage in Zagreb, working on conservation projects throughout Croatia and mentoring students as a faculty demonstrator.
Professionally, Antonio has collaborated with multiple architecture firms, specializing in sustainable and green design. He has won several competitions, including first prize in the Europe House Skopje architecture competition “Skopje of the New Generation” for his project “Lotus for Her: A Sustainable Oasis in Skopje’s City Park.” Antonio also partners with NGOs across the Balkans on cross-border initiatives aimed at enhancing youth capacity within the European Green Deal framework.
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Emilija Panovska is a dedicated youth worker from North Macedonia who passionately advocates for Roma rights and human rights education. With extensive experience empowering young people, especially from marginalized communities, she focuses on fostering active citizenship and positive role modeling.
Emilija’s work highlights raising awareness about the Roma community’s history, including the Roma genocide and ongoing issues such as antigypsyism. Through non-formal education, workshops, and creative campaigns, she promotes deeper understanding of human rights and encourages youth involvement in policy-making.
As a Young European Ambassador, Emilija aims to expand these efforts by connecting with young leaders across Europe to build a more inclusive and respectful society.
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Zlatka Kuvendjieska is a people-centered Human Resources professional from Struga. Often spotted riding her orange bike along the riverbank, Zlatka believes everyone has a unique place under the sun. This philosophy guides her passion for helping others find their paths.
Living near Lake Ohrid, she enjoys water sports such as swimming and paddleboarding. An avid traveler and cultural explorer, Zlatka loves discovering new cuisines and exchanging postcards with people worldwide to share her country’s culture.
From an early age, Zlatka has been actively involved in her local community through cultural initiatives, youth advocacy, and civic engagement. These experiences have shaped her both professionally and personally.
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Flori Imeri is a medical student from Debar, North Macedonia, currently studying general medicine at the University of Medicine, Tirana. With a keen interest in biochemistry, Flori appreciates understanding life at the molecular level. Recently accepted into the Young Climate Professionals 2.0 program, Flori is passionate about engaging in climate action and making a global impact.
Outside academics, Flori maintains an active lifestyle through walking and exercise. Flori’s long-term goal is to become a successful doctor and provide high-quality care to the community, striving to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.
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Country: Montenegro
Interests: International Relations
Milica Radinović is an international psychology student in Hungary with a strong passion for well-being and civil rights. She enjoys engaging in conversations with people from diverse backgrounds and finds joy in discovering perspectives different from her own. Driven by a commitment to amplify marginalized voices, Milica sees her calling in helping others be heard and acknowledged. She continuously seeks new opportunities and challenges to grow personally and to contribute to the development of her community.
Jelena Bulajic
Jelena Bulajić was born and raised in Podgorica, Montenegro. She has always been driven by a passion for legal studies, EU values, and youth empowerment. Her academic journey began at the Faculty of Law, University of Montenegro, where she earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Legal Sciences, guided by excellent professors who inspired her dedication to the field of law.
To deepen her expertise in EU law, Jelena pursued a Master’s Degree in European Legal Studies at the Faculty of Law, University of Maribor in Slovenia. As part of her master’s program, she participated in an Erasmus exchange at the prestigious Vrije Universiteit in Brussels. This experience significantly enriched her academic and professional development.
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