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Two-Day Forum in Mostar “Women, Peace, and Security” in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The forum dedicated to enhancing the implementation of the global agenda “Women, Peace, and Security” in Bosnia and Herzegovina took place from February 3 to 5 in Mostar. This event was not only an opportunity for formal discussions but also a chance to build strong connections among women who, through their daily work, contribute to a safer and more just society.
More than forty participants from all corners of Bosnia and Herzegovina gathered to share experiences, learn from each other, and collaborate on creating sustainable solutions to the challenges they face. The forum was organized with the support of the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund (PBF), in collaboration with the Ministry for Human Rights and Refugees of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and was implemented by UN Women, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
Prime Communications once again had the honor and responsibility to provide organizational support …

The International Public Relations Association IPRA has established a branch in the region – Alpe Balkan Adria

The International Public Relations Association IPRA has established a branch in the region – Alpe Balkan Adria (IPRA ABA Chapter) to improve communication standards and foster cooperation among public relations professionals in the Alps, Balkans, and Adriatic region.
The new branch was officially introduced at the recent Public Relations Summit in Belgrade, where business people, experts, and all those dedicated to advancing the profession gathered, according to an IPRA statement.

The initiative was designed to build a platform for the exchange of knowledge and best practices, as well as networking opportunities, thereby strengthening the public relations profession.

The goal of establishing the Alpe Balkan Adria branch is to contribute to the improvement of communication standards and public relations practices in this region.

IPRA’s President, Nataša Pavlović Bujas, emphasized the importance of this chapter, stating, “The Alpe Balkan Adria Chapter represents a significant step toward unifying our region’s voice within the global public relations …

We organized a traditional breakfast with journalists for the European Voluntary Pension Fund (EPF).

We organized a breakfast with journalists for the European Voluntary Pension Fund (EPF) in Banja Luka. The collaboration with media representatives has been established since the foundation of EPF in Republika Srpska, and the traditional year-in-review event and gathering took place on December 17, 2024.
Transparent business operations, trust, and dedication to collaboration between EPF and the media remain the focus of the client’s strategy and PRIME Communications. More than 20 media representatives at the event, just before the start of the new business year, are a confirmation of the stability of the partnership.

Fourth Universal Periodic Review of Human Rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina

We participated in the observance of International Human Rights Day by providing support in organizing the conference dedicated to presenting the report for the Fourth Universal Periodic Review of Human Rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The event was organized by the United Nations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the support of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and in partnership with the European Union in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The conference was held at the United Nations House in Sarajevo, bringing together experts, representatives from institutions, and civil society to present the report and initiate important discussions on human rights.
The role of the Prime team in this significant event included:

Organization and logistical support: ensuring all necessary details for the successful execution of the conference.
Communication and promotion: creating content for the media, communication, and coordination with the press.
Coordination with partners: ensuring successful cooperation among …

“Everything You Wanted to Know About Sexuality, But Didn’t Have Anyone to Ask!”

The Prime team once again demonstrated its versatility and commitment to working on socially significant projects by participating in the organization of the panel discussion for youth, “Everything You Wanted to Know About Sexuality, But Didn’t Have Anyone to Ask!”, held in Sarajevo on December 10, organized by the Social Innovation Lab Pro Educa.
We are pleased to have had the opportunity to be part of this important project for young people, providing support in the production and organizational aspects of the event.
Our role in this project included:

Production support: ensuring the technical and visual aspects of the event, recording, and editing.
Organization and coordination: detailed planning and execution of all event elements to ensure everything went smoothly.
Communication: promoting the event through various channels and ensuring the presence of the target audience.

We are proud to be part of initiatives like this, which contribute to better informing and educating young …

Two-Day Forum “Women, Peace, and Security” in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The two-day forum aimed at enhancing the implementation of the global agenda “Women, Peace, and Security” in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a focus on gathering women peacebuilders from various associations and organizations, was held in Sarajevo from December 4-6. This important event brought together over fifty participants from all parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, providing a platform for dialogue, education, and the exchange of experiences. The event was organized with the support of the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) in partnership with the Ministry of Human Rights and Refugees of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and was jointly implemented by UN Women, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

Our team was responsible for supporting the event organization, coordinating with participants and facilitators, and managing the overall event logistics. We ensured that every detail of the forum received our utmost attention. Thanks to excellent cooperation with …

Grand Opening of Intesa Sanpaolo Bank Branch in Banja Luka

Intesa Sanpaolo Bank entrusted us with organizing the grand opening of their new branch in Banja Luka.
Our task was to create and implement creative solutions for event management, in line with the client’s guidelines. From the conceptual phase to the production stage, we paid attention to every detail to ensure an unforgettable experience for all attendees.
It was a pleasure to be part of this story and contribute to highlighting the strength and brilliance of Intesa Sanpaolo Bank BiH and its people. We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate!

Collaboration with Domestic Companies – Opening of Radial Super Rest Area in Gračanica

Entrepreneurial Tradition at the Core of Investments
Radial d.o.o. proudly presented its latest investment – the Radial Super Rest Area.
The facility and the entire rest area, with all its amenities, are equipped with the latest technology, smart infrastructure, and energy-saving elements.
Covering an area of 13,000 m2, the building spans 1,500 m2 and houses a market, cafeteria, restrooms, bathroom/showers, and a fast food restaurant. Outside the building, there are numerous parking spaces available for cars and buses, as well as 40 parking spots for trucks, a weighbridge, a car wash, vacuum cleaner, and a gas station with card payment options directly at the fuel station.
PRIME Communications ensured that the grand opening was perfectly prepared and organized.

Interactive Workshop for Youth on Science Communication and Science Journalism

We organized the workshop “Science Speaks LOUDly – Science Communication and Science Journalism” in collaboration with the Association for the Promotion of Natural Sciences “Nauka i svijet.”
Science journalist and founder of the portal naukagovori.ba, Jelena Kalinić, and director of the agency PRIME Communication, Dobrila Močević, highlighted to young people from the fields of natural sciences and journalism the key factors in preserving the integrity of scientific information and the importance of communicating science, scientific facts, and accurate information. They particularly emphasized the importance of objective reporting and recognizing misinformation, which is an increasingly prevalent issue in the media space today.
The organization of the workshop was supported through the Sustain Media program.