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- The Charm of Sarajevo
- The Majesty of Sutjeska National Park
- The Beauty of Neum (the Adriatic)

A country whose history was war torn throughout the late 20th Century is now a symbol of peace, progress and beauty in a 21st Century thriving European, and a close friend of the United States. Tonight, join the ambassador and his diplomats with your fellow Young Professionals as we step onto foreign soil to sample a country rich in culture and history.

Your very special evening features:

1. Meet the Ambassador: 

Meet the ambassador from Bosnian Herzegovina, His Excellency Haris Hrle. .He will personally welcome you to the embassy and provide a special greeting about his country and what it has to offer.

2. Bosnian Herzegovinian Cuisine: 

Enjoy a heavy buffet of native Bosnian Herzegovinian food prepared exclusively for this event by a native chef.

Bosnian Sudjuk [smoked sausage] and cheese

Bosanske lepinje punjene mladim sirom
Bosnian bread stuffed w/soft cheese

Burek
Fillo pastry stuffed w/ground Beef

Pita Krompirusa
Traditional Bosnian Pie with Potatoes

Jagnjeci Raznjici-LambKebab

Cvapcici—Ajvar
Ground Beef petit sausage Grilled and served w/roasted red peppers
File od pastrmke na grilu sa limunom I persunom
Grilled Trout fillets with lemon and Parsley

Zapeceni Patlidjan
Roasted Eggplant baked with eggs and Heavy Cream

Salata od Zutih Mahuna sa belim grahom I paradajzom
Yellow string Beans, White Beans, sliced Tomato Salad

Dessert:
Baklava--Tufahije

3. Bosnian Herzegovinian Drinks: 

Enjoy a sampling of traditional Bosnian Herzegovinian libations including wine, beer, and other non alcoholic drinks

4. Bosnian Herzegovinian Art Display:

Tonight, before this travels back home, experience the special rare art on hand from Bosnia Herzegovina and learns about its meaning and culture as it relates to their native land.

The “Bosnian Born” exhibit features more than 25 acclaimed artists who were born in Bosnia and Herzegovina and now live across the Balkans, Middle East, Europe, and the United States. Their work reflects their Bosnian heritage, reinterpreted in relation to their globalized experiences during the war, their new host countries, and Bosnia’s changing context.

5. Bosnian Herzegovinian Music:

Enjoy an array of background music from Bosnia Herzegovinian - from classical, to jazz, to modern high energy hits.