The association brings together youth from different communities to promote tolerance, equality, and social inclusion through sport.

The delegation included 16 representatives, boys and girls along with their coaches. They were welcomed by FFBiH General Secretary Adnan Džemidžić and Social and Environmental Sustainability Manager Mirela Raščić.

During the visit, the young participants learned about the Federation’s work, its social responsibility projects, and discussed potential joint initiatives that use sport as a tool for connection and overcoming divisions.

The participants came from five football clubs in the Majevica region: Čelić, Lopare, Ugljevik, Sapna, and Teočak. Notably, the project includes clubs from both entities of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

"We’re glad we had the opportunity to host members of the Society Without Prejudice association and club representatives from the Majevica region. Activities like this show that football is a powerful tool for connecting young people, strengthening mutual respect, and promoting shared values. FFBiH continues to build bridges between communities through its programs. That’s why cooperation with organizations that share these values is crucial for developing social awareness and the need for joint engagement across all areas," said Mirela Raščić.

The goal of the visit was to strengthen cooperation by promoting sport as a means of overcoming divisions, affirming fair play and inclusion, and establishing long-term partnerships in future projects aligned with the Federation’s social and environmental sustainability standards.