Most cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in addition to currently fighting the coronavirus epidemic, have been battling brain drain for a long time. Unfortunately, the small Krajina town of Sanski Most is no exception, so the question arises every day how to keep perspective human resources and ensuring inhabitants of this town an existence worthy of human dignity.

i-platform shares with you some of the most interesting stories told by the Swiss who were living in Bosnia and Herzegovina. First of the many Swiss citizens to write and share their experience is Aleksandra Hiltmann, journalist, living in Zurich, volunteered many years actively for the peace network Service Civil International (SCI) in Switzerland and the Balkans, Board Member of the NGO Gaia Kosovo.

The personal and business life story of Edin Dacić is the story about the breakup of Yugoslavia, the new economy in the new states resulting from the breakup and the persistent fight for the development of entrepreneurship, new jobs, and prosperity of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

It is certainly a big step to decide to return to Bosnia and Herzegovina and start a new career and a new life after education, growing up and employment in Switzerland. This is the step that Nedžad Alić, a businessman from Bern, decided to take. He shared his experience with i-platform.