At a time when students from BiH are generating headlines for the wrong reasons, it is also important to note that young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina can also generate positive stories that show the power of cooperation and the talent and innovative ideas that young people in the country are full of, European Union's office in Sarajevo said on Sunday, presenting a project involving 40 students from 10 universities across BiH.

“As part of the EU’s Generation Change project, 40 students from 10 faculties among Bosnia and Herzegovina’s eight public universities took part in a Media Boot Camp in May. Split into 5 teams, these teams worked together on video ideas and scripts that have now been turned into five videos by professionals,” according to a press release issued by the EU Delegation in BiH.

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Each of those five videos tells a story about Bosnia and Herzegovina and each presents a distinct topic, highlighting the creative solutions and fresh perspectives that young Bosnians hope to contribute to the European Union.

The topics highlight Bosnia and Herzegovina as an attractive destination for digital nomads, the entrepreneurship of the country’s young people, culture, and the country’s young artists as well as the power of youth activism.

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The students behind the videos were selected after a series of engaging discussions at universities in Zenica, Sarajevo, Tuzla, Mostar, Bihac and Banja Luka from February to April this year, with EU ambassador Johann Sattler, ambassadors of EU member states, experts, and youth activists.

By pooling their collective ideas, the teams have created a campaign that captures the innovative ideas and remarkable potential that the country and its youth possess.

Their innovative ideas, when combined with country’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, form are a genuine asset for Bosnia and Herzegovina, the EU Delegation said.