Ambassador Johann Sattler, representing the European Union in Bosnia and Herzegovina, engaged with a significant number of students from the University of Tuzla and the University of East Sarajevo to discuss the impact of young entrepreneurs on society[^1]. This meeting was part of the broader EU initiative known as the Generation Change program, which aims to involve students from public universities in Bosnia and Herzegovina in meaningful dialogue and creative problem-solving activities[^1].
During the event, Ambassador Sattler emphasized the importance of entrepreneurship and the potential for young individuals to convert their innovative ideas into successful business ventures[^1]. The presence of other notable figures, such as the Slovenian Ambassador Damijan Sedar and local entrepreneurs Mirha Skakic, Kenan Suljic, and Mirjana Jovanovic, underscored the collaborative spirit of the initiative[^1].
The discussion also served as a platform to announce upcoming activities in various cities, including Sarajevo, Mostar, and Banja Luka. These activities are designed to further engage students in the Generation Change program and offer them opportunities such as a competition that could lead to a study trip to Brussels[^1].
Moreover, the EU’s commitment to fostering the role of the youth in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s progress towards EU membership was evident through plans for additional interactions with students from six other public universities and young professionals across different sectors[^1]. These events will focus on debates that are central to the interests of young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the country’s aspirations for EU integration[^1].
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