The participants discussed challenges and opportunities of the local business environment and the socio-economic reforms, focusing on success stories in the business sector of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Economic and business experts also presented facts on companies that successfully operate or export to the EU market.

Women and girls are targeted – at home, in their communities or at their working place – all over the world. Our European Union makes no exce...

This is the 167th tree to be planted in the Ambassadors' Alley by an international representative in BiH...

Women and girls inside and outside the EU continue to experience widespread violence. Throughout the world, women and girls are still being beaten at home, sexually and economically exploited, assaulted on our streets or at work, harassed online or while playing sports, raped, mutilated, or forced to marry.

This project worth 1.6 million EUR which focuses on veterinary issues is part of an extensive EU support......

The Commission's Start-up and Scale-up Initiative aims to give Europe's many innovative entrepreneurs every opportunity to become world leading companies. It pulls together all the possibilities that the EU already offers and adds a new focus on venture capital investment,insolvency law and taxation

Sustainability is a European brand. The EU has a strong starting position and track record, with a high level of economic development, social coh...

The Conferences focus on success stories in business sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina and discuss how socio-economic issues affect the business opportunities, growth of companies and economic development. It is expected that representatives of business community, local governments, NGOs, academia also discuss challenges and opportunities at the local business environment in the context of the approaching the European markets.

Václav Havel (5 October 1936 – 18 December 2011) was a Czech writer, philosopher, political dissident, and statesman. From 1989 to 1992, he se...

On 17 November, the journalists were also welcomed by the Chair of the BiH Council of Ministers Dr Denis Zvizdic. During their 3-day stay, they met with local stakeholders, such as media and civil society representatives, and the local beneficiaries of the EU financial assistance.