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Youth Forum Naša Stranka (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
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Introduction
The Youth Forum of Naša Stranka (Bosnian: Omladinski forum Naša stranka) is the youth wing of the Bosnian political party Naša Stranka (Our Party), a progressive, social-liberal party in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
International Committee
| Photo | Name | Role | Background Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Ajla Mehić \ she/her \ LinkedIn | International Secretary | Ajla is a youth activist from Sarajevo and serves as the main point of contact for international liberal youth cooperation. She holds a BA in Political Science and has worked on youth empowerment, civic education, and regional reconciliation projects. |
 | Edin Kovačević \ he/him \ Instagram | Committee Member | Edin is based in Tuzla and works on regional cooperation in the Western Balkans. He is passionate about digital rights and inclusive democracy. |
 | Sanja M. Ilić \ she/her \ | Committee Member | Sanja coordinates projects on youth mental health and community development in Mostar. |
 | Amina Džidić \ she/her \ | Committee Member | Amina has represented the Forum at international events including ALDE Party youth conferences and regional civic dialogues. |
International Work
Youth Forum Naša Stranka is a member of the International Federation of Liberal Youth (IFLRY) and participates in the activities of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE) and its youth wing, LYMEC. The Forum has built active partnerships with liberal youth organisations across the Balkans, and has participated in joint trainings, study visits, and democracy support projects. Its international work focuses on youth inclusion, peacebuilding, and advancing European integration.
The Forum has been a vocal participant in regional dialogues, including the Western Balkans Youth Forum and has sent delegates to major events such as IFLRY General Assemblies and LYMEC Congresses.
List of International Officers
| 2024–Present | Ajla Mehić |
| 2022–2024 | Amar Kapić |
| 2020–2022 | Lejla Selimović |
| 2018–2020 | Damir Mahmutović |
| 2016–2018 | Indira Mešanović |