Nina Sajic (Bosnia-Herzegovina), M.A., class of 2006 |
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Nina is Foreign Policy Advisor to H.E. President Nebojsa Radmanovic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and deals mainly with bilateral European relations, the European Union, and the United Nations. The presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina is composed of three presidents, each representing one of the three constitutive peoples of the country. Each president is a primus inter pares, and the delegation to Italy was led by H.E. President Zeljko Komsic. "My job involves a lot of traveling with my president to meet with other heads of state of the region and monthly trips to Brussels for discussions with officials from the European Commission and Parliament."
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On October 24th-25th, Nina Sajic travelled to Italy as a member of the official delegation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where she met with both Pope Benedict XVI and Italian President Giorgio Napolitano.
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