N° d'entreprise :
Nom
(en entier) : United for Kosova & Bosnia and Herzegovina
(en abrégé) :
Forme légale : Association sans but lucratif
Adresse complète du siège :
Belgique
Objet de l'acte : Constitution
Chée de Roodebeek 206
Woluwe-Saint-Lambert
1200
Statute NGO United for Kosova & Bosnia and Herzegovina:
CHAPTER 1: NAME, PRINCIPLES, ADDRESS, SCOPE AND DURATION 
Article 1 - Name and principles The Association“United for Kosova & Bosnia and Herzegovina”(hereafter
referred to as “NGO”). This name must appear in all acts, invoices, announcements, publications, letters, order
notes and other documents issued by the association, and must be immediately preceded or followed by "non-
profit association" or the abbreviation "ASBL", with the precise indication of the address of the headquarters of
the Association, the company number, the terms "register of legal persons" or "RPM" and the indication on all
accounting and financial documents of the court of the competent enterprise, and the bank account number.
United for Kosova & Bosnia and Herzegovina is a private, international non-profit organisation that works to
promote the integration in the EU of Kosova and Bosnia and Herzegovina and the development of a better
communication of those countries within the EU. The NGO promotes a specific vision for those two countries
and tries to raise awareness on the current situation. It addresses society issues as well as political topics,
creating information, consciousness and opinion with regard to the development of a European future for those
two countries.The NGO bases its activity and functions on respect for the character, personality and
independence of its members. Membership in the NGO does not prevent its members from belonging to other
associations. 
Article 2. Legal character The Association has its own legal personality and full legal capacity to act. 
Article 3. Address The NGO is located inChaussee de Roodebeek 206, 1200 Bruxelles (Woluwe-Saint-
Lambert).The Association’s general assembly can decide to change the address, as well as to open or close
other locations that may be necessary to its purpose. 
Article 4. Territorial scope The NGO shall pursue its activities internationally, especially throughout Belgium,
Kosova and Bosnia and Herzegovina. 
Article 5. Duration The NGO’s duration is unlimited. However, it can be rescinded if a unanimous decision has
been taken by the General Assembly.
Article 6. Interpretation and development of the Statutes The Board of Directors is the body responsible for
interpreting the precepts contained in these Statutes. The present Statutes shall be developed and fulfilled by
means of the decisions that are correctly adopted by the Board of Directors and the General Assembly within
their respective areas of responsibility.
CHAPTER II: MISSION AND ENDS 
Article 7. Mission The NGO is an organization whose mission consists of promoting a concrete, positive and
encouraging policy towards Kosova and BiH in view of the enlargement process. It concerns communication,
political strategy as well as direct link with the citizens of those countries.
Article 8. Ends The NGOs goals are: 
 • Improve communication of Kosova and Bosnia and Herzegovina within the EU. 
 • Favor a deeper cooperation between Kosova and Bosnia and Herzegovina. 
 • Strengthen the EU path for Kosova and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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 • Facilitate the connection of Kosova and Bosnia and Herzegovina with EU stakeholders.Article 9. Means In
order to meet its goals the NGO may: 
 • Organize events on the topics that affect directly Kosova and Bosnia and Herzegovina
 • Negotiate and dialogue with public administrations on the key issues that affect those two countries and on
how to strengthen its discourse within the EU
 • Develop activities that promote and disseminate the values and actions of those two countries
 • Foment exchanges and debate among organisations in the sector with the objective of creating a coordinated
approach 
 • Carry out specific social media campaigns that contribute to the achievement of these goals. 
 • Organize specific conferences on topics we deem to be urgent and necessary
 • Participate in the European Social NGO Platform as well as in other international and community-wide forums
or organisations and entities to further the NGOs purposes. 
 • Serve as a channel for dialogue with the institutions and bodies of the European Union to express the
concerns about the enlargement process.
CHAPTER III: MEMBERS, THEIR DUTIES, RIGHTS AND DISCIPLINARY SYSTEM 
Article 10 - Composition The NGO shall be of an open nature. Any person requesting membership may join
upon receiving the approval required by these Statutes, as long as it has goals analogous to those set forth in
Article 7 of these Statutes. No person who has not been authorized in this way will be recognized as
representing the organization. 
Article 11 - Types of membership There are two kinds of members in the NGO: a)Founding members: Those
who participated in the founding of the NGO:
 • Federica Woelk,President and Founding Member,  5/2/1994, born in Trento (Italy),  Avenue de la
Renaissance 6, 1000 Bruxelles.
 • Valentina Ismajli,Secretary and Founding Member,29.03.1982, born in Gjilan - Republic of Kosova; Address
Str. Lidhja e Prizerenit, A.C. Vizioni - K7/704 B, Gjilan - Republic of Kosova.
 • Burak Yalm,Founding Member, 14/02/1987, 1608, Time Place Tower, Al Tarres St. Dubai Marina,
Dubai/United Arab Emirates. Management Consultant, Phd Candidate. 
 • Vasfije Krasniqi, 13/07/1982.Founding Member, living in 7318 Harbor dr Rowlett, TX 75088, Dallas. 
 • Trim Ademi,Founding Member, born 10.04.1987, living in Kosova, Prishtina, Dardania, str Mustafa Venhari
SU 7/3 No.1.
 • Valon Halili,Founding Member, born 25/08/2000 in Gjilan, Republic of Kosova, living in Boulevard Joseph
Tirou 24/A033, 6000 Charleroi
 • Djellza Mustafa-Trolli,Vice-President and Founding Member, 02/02/2000, Avenue Emile de Beco 20, 1050,
Brussels, Belgium. 
 • Arber Avdullahu,Founding Member,03/08/1998, living in 22 Forrest Crescent, LU2 9AR Luton, London United
Kingdom. Student at University of Hertfordshire.
 • Ensar Shaqiri,Founding Member, 07/07/2000, living in Tefta Tashko no.144, 60000 Gjilan/Kosove.
 • Ermin Gacanovic,Founding Member, born in Sarajevo , March 1988, living in Doljanska 19, 71000 Sarajevo.
 • Nedzad Mulavdic,Founding Member,15.12.1982, Tuzla, Pharmacist, living in Schillerstraße 16, 89231, Ulm,
Germany.
 • Manuel Klement,Spokesperson and Founding Member, 29.01.1997, born in Vienna, living in Rue André
Fauchille 17, 1150 Brussels.
 • Fatlinda Zena,Spokesperson and Founding Member, 24/12/1995 born in Gjakove, living in Prishtine/Kosove,
Str. Rrustem Statovci 54.
 • Arta Haxhixhemajli,Vice-President and Founding Member, 26/09/1995, Living in Holger Petersen number 32,
1000, Prishtina, Kosova. 
 • Kastriot Xhemajli,Founding Member, 24.04.1994. Kosovar, currently studying in Germany, living in Luisental
29D, Bremen 28359, Germany
 • Dževada Šuško,Founding Member, born 06 April 1970 in Tesli, based  in Sarajevo 71000, Breka 41.
 • Matej Marki,Treasurer and Founding Member, Date and place of birth: 11/11/1994, Ljubljana, Republic of
Slovenia. Living in Krozna cesta 33, 6000 Koper, Slovenia.
 • Ruben Zajmi,Founding member, 13-10-1988 British citizen born in Kosovo.
 • Lirie Zeneli,Treasurer and Founding Member, 11.03.1998, living in Markt 13, 1750 Lennik, Brussels, Belgium.
 • Haris Šehovi,Secretary and Founding Member; 28.07.1998; Ferde Hauptmana 14, 71000 Sarajevo, BiH
 • Jasmina Švraki-Rahmanovi,Founding Member, 12.08.1968, living in Brcanska 16, 71000 Sarajevo.
 • Mirza Hodži,Founding Member, 15.01.1997, living in Muhameda ef.Pandze 4B, 71000 Sarajevo.
 • Artan Meta, Founding Member, 02.02.1992, living in Mühlstrasse 2,  68804 Altlußheim, Germany
 • Rinor Hajzeri,Founding Member,19.03.1988, living in Spangatan 11a, 21144 Malmoe, Sweden
 • Emir Alic,Founding Member, 17.08.1996, living in Avde Palica 66, 71000 Sarajevo
b) Joining members: Those who joined after the NGO was established. c) Interested members: no membership,
but possibility to participate in events and activities in a limited way.
Article 12 - Joining and leaving Becoming a member of the NGO shall bevoluntary, following fulfillment of the
requirements listed in Article 13. Members may voluntarily resign from the NGO or be expelled for legal or
statutory reasons. Any cause for expulsion must figure, duly accredited, in the corresponding report and cannot
be resolved without the interested party having a hearing, as established in Article 17. 
Article 13 - Admission requirements For a person of those included in Article 10 to be able to join the NGO, it
must present the following qualifications: 
 1. Concordance of the member in both principle and practice with the NGOs principles, philosophy and
organisational criteria. 
 2. Respect the Code of Conduct of the members.
 3. Members are expected to participate actively.
Article 14 - Admission procedure Members will be admitted as per the following procedure: a) Written
application from the interested person. b) Signature of a protocol of commitment to the NGOs values and
mission. c) Approval of the Board of Directors by a favourable vote of at least two thirds of the voters present,
which must be ratified by the next General Assembly. 
Article 15 - Member rights NGO members have the following rights: a) Participation in the organisational,
representational and governing bodies established in these Statutes. b) To vote and be eligible for executive
positions. c) Participation in any activities organized by the NGO in the pursuit of its goals. d) Enjoyment of the
advantages and benefits that the NGO may be able to obtain. e) To receive information about the NGOs
activities and the resolutions adopted by its governing bodies. f) To make suggestions to members of the Board
of Directors with regard to the best way to reach the NGos goals. 
Article 16 - Member obligations Platform members have the following obligations: a) To comply with the terms
of these Statutes, the protocol referred to in Article 14 and the regulations and decisions of the General
Assembly. b) To act in accordance with the NGOs values. c) To abide by the resolutions validly adopted by the
NGOs governing bodies within the framework of their authority. d) To attend the General Assembly. e) To
contribute to the NGOs sustenance, contributing the means necessary to that end in accordance with the
decisions of the General Assembly or Board of Directors. f) To carry out, in every situation, the duties inherent
to their position. g) Pay an annual fee of membership of 15 Euros.
Article 17 - Loss of membership In addition to circumstances anticipated in the laws in force, NGO membership
may be lost for any of the following causes: a) Voluntary resignation in writing. b) Expulsion, for the following
reasons: 1) Serious noncompliance, according to the General Assembly, of the conditions of these Statutes; 2)
Repeated noncompliance with the decisions adopted by the General Assembly; 3) Loss of any of the required
legal or statutory requirements; 4) Discrediting the NGO in either word or deed, thus undermining its activities
and its function. 5) Mistreating/abusing of another member of the NGO.The expulsion of a NGO member may
only take place after a hearing for the organization in question. It will take effect as soon as a duly motivated
decision is reached by the General Assembly and means the loss of all rights stemming from NGO
membership. 
Article 18 - Disciplinary system The General Assembly, upon the suggestion of the Board of Directors, shall
establish a disciplinary system that regulates the penalties that can be imposed on organization members who
violate these Statutes or do not comply with the decisions of the Platform’s governing bodies. 
CHAPTER IV: GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE AND PARTICIPATION 
Article 19 - Structural composition The NGO shall function under a self-governing system and the principle of
representation, by means of the General Assembly, the Board of Directors and the Permanent Commission. 
Article 20 - Nature and composition of the General Assembly The General Assembly is the NGOs highest
governing body and shall consist of all members + the Board of Directors. Its decisions are binding for all
associates, including those that are not present or who differ. 
Article 21 - Convening of the Assembly Announcement of the General Assemblies, both ordinary and
extraordinary, shall be madeby written notification at least 15 days in advance. The notification shall include the
place, day and time of the meeting. 
Article 22 - Functions of the General Assembly The following are the functions of the General Assembly: a) To
know and approve the NGOs Action Plan. b) Approve the NGOs income and spending budgets for each fiscal
year, the budget accounts and the disposal of assets. Likewise, to examine and, where applicable, approve the
balance sheets for each fiscal year. c) Upon the recommendation of the Board of Directors, establish any fees
to be paid by the members.d) Examine and, where applicable, approve the Annual Report that the Board of
Directors must present each year. e) Establish the disciplinary system anticipated in Article 18. f) Adopt
decisions on matters contained in the Agenda or that are raised with the approval of two-thirds of the votes
present.g) Approve the modification of the Statutes.h) Ratify new NGO memberships and agree on expulsions.i)
Elect the members of the Board of Directors in accordance with the terms of these Statutes. j) Appoint those
responsible for verification of the minutes.k) Decide on the NGOs dissolution. l) Agree on a change of address. 
Article 23 - Kinds of assembly Assemblies can be ordinary or extraordinary. Ordinary assemblies shall be held
at least once a year and special assemblies shall be convened when the Chairman feels that circumstances call
for it, when the Board of Directors so decides, or when at least 25 percent of the members propose one in
writing, indicating the matters to be discussed in this case, within a period of thirty days.
 Article 24 - Agreements in the General Assembly The General Assembly shall be validly constituted at first
convocation when half of the members plus one are present, either themselves or through a duly authorized
representative. In a second convocation, in the absence of a quorum, the Assembly shall be validly constituted
no matter how many members are in attendance. There must be at least a half an hour’s time between the first
and second instances. Agreements shall be adopted by a majority of votes. Decisions relating to the acquisition
or disposal of property, modification of statutes and dissolution of the NGO shall require a special meeting of
the General Assembly and the resolutions, in order to be valid, must be supported by the votes of at least two-
thirds of the voters present. The minutes of every General Assembly shall be recorded in the corresponding
book, wherein shall also be recorded the number of attendees, the matters handled and the resolutions
adopted, indicating the votes in favour, against and blank ballots and dissenting opinions. For the resolutions to
be firm and executable, the minutes must be signed by the Secretary or the President. The certification of the
minutes, as well as the testimony on the decisions contained in them, will be sent out in due time with the
Secretary’s signature and the approval of the President.
Article 25  -  Participation in the Assembly All members of the NGO shall have the right to one vote that can only
be cast by the same person. In order to vote, the fees must be paid by the member. If the person is absent, it
cannot cast the vote - but it can designate a voting proxy. 
Article 26 - Composition of the Board of Directors The Board of Directors, responsible for leading the NGO
under normal circumstances, shall comprise a maximum of ten persons. The Board of Directors shall include
the following positions: President, two Vice-Presidents, two Secretaries, two Treasurers, two
Spokespersons/Communication Officers. The other participants are simply members. 
Article 27: Founding Board of DirectorsThe founding board of directors shall remain in charge officially for two
years. Then, elections can be organized. At first, it is important to have a Board who can guarantee stability for
the initial activities.President: Federica WoelkVice-Presidents: Djellza Mustafa-Trolli and Arta
HaxhixhemajliSecretaries: Haris Šehovi and Valentina Ismajli  Treasurers: Matej Marki and Lirije
ZeneliSpokesperson: Manuel Klement and Fatlinda Zena
Article 27 - Periods of activity and substitutions The members of the Board of Directors shall be elected for a
period of two years. They can each have one substitute, which they can choose at the beginning of the
mandate. The substitute can take part in the Board Meetings when the Board Member cannot attend.
Article 28 - Procedure for the election of the Board of Directors The members of the Board of Directors shall be
elected by the General Assembly, through direct, secret ballot. This vote will be held in the General Assembly,
choosing among the candidates that have been nominated. The nomination of candidates should be made in
writing to the Board of Directors at least seven days in advance of the day the Assembly meets. In its first
session the Board of Directors will designate the President and other officers from among its members. The
members of the Board of Directors who are chosen to cover any vacancies before the regulation mandate (a
period of two years) will hold their positions for two years. 
Article 29 - Functions of the Board of Directors The following are responsibilities of the Board of Directors: a)
Carrying out of the NGOs policies and the resolutions adopted in the General Assembly. b) Administration of
the NGOs assets and interpretation, where applicable, of its financial base. c) Deciding on the carrying out of
programs that are going to be implemented or coordinated by the NGO. d) Agreement on the temporary
suspension of the rights of a member. e) Setting the agenda for the General Assembly. f) Provisionally covering
any vacancies occurring on the Board of Directors. g) Facilitation, by means of powers of attorney for those
individuals it judges suitable.h) Preparation of whatever documents need to be approved by the General
Assembly. i) Consideration of or decisions on any matter within the NGOs scope or interest that is not legally or
statutorily the responsibility of the General Assembly. j) In general, all of those activities or agreements that are
beneficial to the NGO that must be reported to the Assembly. k) Interpretation of these Statutes. l) Joining
national and international entities. m) Creation of delegate commissions. n) Hiring of the personnel needed for
the NGOs activity to be carried out. o) Social Media decisions
Article 30 - Board of Directors The Board of Directors shall meet at least once each quarter or upon the decision
of the Chairman himself/herself or upon the request of twenty percent of its members. Although the position of
board member is not held on an individual level, when a board member cannot attend a meeting the
organisation shall delegate representation to the substitute. The convening of meetings, which shall always
include the corresponding agenda, shall be done by the President of the Board of Directors or the person the
President delegates the task to, with adequate advance notice. The President is responsible for drawing up
meeting agendas, upon the recommendation of the Secretary. The latter shall take into account, where
applicable, the requests of the other members. When deemed suitable by the Board of Directors or President,
persons not belonging to the Board may attend its meetings in an advisory capacity. 
Article 32.- Functions of the PresidentThe following are the Presidents functions: a) Represent the NGO. b)
Convene and lead General Assembly meetings. c) Approve payments made with the NGOs funds. d) Authorize
General Assembly meeting minutes by signing them.
e) Monitor the carrying out of the resolutions adopted by the General Assembly.
f) Sign contracts in the NGOs name, grant power of attorneys to third parties, take action and file pleas before
ordinary and special legal bodies, accept donations, bequests and inheritances, accept endorsements, receive
subsidies and perform any other similar action in the interest of the NGOs purposes.
g) Enforce due compliance with the Statutes.
h) Any other matter of interest relating to execution of the Statutes. 
Article 33.- Functions of the Vice-President The vice-president is responsible for:a) In the event of the
President’s absence, vacancy or illness he or she will be substituted by one of the Vice-Presidents, upon the
President’s recommendation. b) It also represents the association. c) It is always in contact with the President
and helps him or her where possible.
Article 34.- Functions of the Secretary The following functions correspond to the Secretary: a) Writing the
government body minutes, which shall be signed together with the President. b) Issuance of certifications and
testimony from individuals on the abovementioned minutes, with the approval of the President. c) Custodian of
the minutes book. d) Supports the Treasurer and President in executive administrative activitiese) Verifies the
payment of association contributions
Article 35.- Functions of the Treasurer The Treasurer is responsible for:
a) Acting as custodian of the NGOs funds.
b) Authorizing with his or her signature the payments that must be made in the NGOs name. c) Being
responsible for the account books corresponding to treasury operations. d) Issuance of a report on the NGOs
economic and financial affairs. e) Preparation of the budget accounts and balance sheets to present at the
Board Meetingf) Preparation of the NGOs annual budget projects, ordinary and extraordinary, for submission to
the Board of Directors and the General Assembly. 
Article 36 - Function of the SpokespersonThe Spokesperson is responsible for: a) Communicate information the
public wants or needs. b) The spokesperson is not only responsible for the messages being conveyed but he or
she should also be involved in developing the key messages. c) Concretely it means to take care of social
media, to promote events organized or key messages we want to give.
d) The Spokesperson needs to present a Social Media Plan to the Board regularly.
CHAPTER V ON CHALLENGING RESOLUTIONS 
Article 37.- Challenges 1. Challenges made with respect to meeting announcements for either the NGOs
General Assembly or its Board of Directors can be made prior to the meeting dates when the challenge involves
questions related to the announcement itself or matters proposed in the agenda. Unless the Chairman deems
that errors or flaws exist that justify the cancelling of the event, the challenges must be resolved at the
beginning of the meeting.
2. Board of Director resolutions can be challenged before the board itself a maximum of fifteen days from
reception of the minutes in which the resolution is reflected. Individuals present will dispose of the same amount
of time as long as they expressly dissented from the majority opinion.
3. Without prejudice to the challenges, the resolutions adopted by the General Assembly and the Board of
Directors are enforceable unless those bodies agree to suspend them. 
Article 38.- Appeals 1. The resolutions adopted by the Board of Directors settling challenges can be appealed to
the General Assembly within a period of fifteen days.
2. Challenges to decisions made by the General Assembly, including those that resolve challenges to Board of
Directors resolutions shall be substantiated before the courts of ordinary jurisdiction in the manner and time-
frame stipulated by law. 
Article 39 - Internal regulations The Board of Directors shall draw up Internal Rules and Regulations that must
be approved by the General Assembly. 
CHAPTER VI ON ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL MATTERS 
Article 40.- Financial resources The NGOs financial resources shall consist of: a) The returns on its assets b)
The fees paid by members c) Its property, goods and chattels d) Subsidies, donations, grants, legacies and
inheritances e) Any other contribution obtained to be dedicated to the achievement of its purposes. 
Article 41.- Fees The fees are as follows: a) Ordinary annual fee, which shall be determined by the Board of
Directors (starting from 15 euros)b) Extraordinary fees, whose quantity and conditions shall be determined by
the General Assembly when circumstances require. 
Article 42.- Fee payment All fees must be paid within one month from the approval of the corresponding annual
budget or by the end of the period established, in the case of extraordinary fees. The Board of Directors can
decide on disciplinary measures for those members who have not paid their fees within the period of time
stipulated or without justified cause. Likewise, those members that have not paid their fees for the previous year
shall lose their right to vote at the General Assembly. However, the Board of Directors can grant moratoriums or
waive fee payment partially or wholly in cases where the circumstances make this advisable. This decision must
be communicated at the next General Assembly held. 
Article 43.- On the budget and annual accounts The budget and annual fiscal year shall coincide with the
calendar year. The budget for income and spending, drawn up according to the provisions of articles thirty-five
and thirty-eight, shall be presented to the Board of Directors which, once it has studied it, will present it to the
General Assembly for its subsequent approval. A similar procedure shall be followed with regard to the balance
sheet and profit and loss statements. 
CHAPTER VII MODIFICATION OF THE STATUTES 
Article 44 - Modification procedure The present Statutes can only be modified or replaced by virtue of the
decision of a Special General Assembly, adopted upon the recommendation of the Board of Directors or based
on requests formulated by at least half of the votes corresponding to NGO members plus one, explained in
written form and addressed to it in the second case, or by a decision of the Board, with the same majority, in the
first case. A resolution by the Special General Assembly must be adopted by a majority of two-thirds of the
members present and represented. 
CHAPTER VIII DISSOLUTION AND LIQUIDATION Article 45.- Dissolution The NGO can be dissolved under
the circumstances stipulated in the laws in force. When the decision corresponds to the General Assembly, it
must be made at a special session and the resolution must be approved by a majority vote of two-thirds of the
members present. 
Article 46.- Liquidation commission Once the NGOs dissolution is decided on by the General Assembly or,
where applicable, by legal authorities, the Board of Directors, constituted as a liquidation commission, shall
proceed to liquidate the NGOs assets. The Board of Directors can delegate this function to three or more
commissioners chosen by the Board from among the associates. 
Article 47.- The General Assembly in a period of liquidation During the liquidation period, the General Assembly
shall maintain its full powers and the authority it had prior to the dissolution decision. 
Article 48.- Distribution of the resulting assets Upon termination of the liquidation, once the corresponding
obligations have been met, the goods or resulting financial resources shall be assigned by decision of the
Liquidation Commission to one or more public or private institutions or facilities dedicated to socially
disadvantaged groups, in accordance with applicable law. 
TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS First.- With regard to the provisions of Article 27, the approval of these Statutes
determines the beginning of the statute of limitations indicated in it. Second.- The Internal Rules and
Regulations mentioned in Article 38 shall be elaborated within twelve months of the approval of these Statutes. 
These statutes have been written including the modifications agreed upon in the NGOs Call of January 2024. 
In witness whereof and for such purposes as may arise, signed: 
Federica Woelk, President of the NGO United for Kosova & Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Association“United for Kosova & Bosnia and Herzegovina”is a non-profit organization with its established
headquarters in Brussels, Belgium (insert full address). 
The United for Kosova & Bosnia and Herzegovina is a private, international non-profit organization that works to
promote the integration into the EU of the Republic of Kosova and Bosnia and Herzegovina and the
development of better communication of those countries within the EU. The NGO promotes a specific vision for
those two countries and tries to raise awareness of the current situation. It addresses social issues as well as
political topics, creating information, consciousness and opinion with regard to the development of a European
future for those two countries.
The NGO “United for Kosova & Bosnia and Herzegovina” consists of a minimum of 24 active members. Their
names, surnames, and positions in the NGO are provided below: 
Federica Woelk, President and Founding Member____________________________________
Djellza Mustafa-Trolli, Vice-President and Founding Member________________________________
Arta Haxhixhemajli, Vice-President and Founding Member_____________________________
Valentina Ismajli, Secretary and Founding Member____________________________________
Haris Šehovi, Secretary and Founding Member_______________________________
Fatlinda Zena, Spokesperson and Founding Member________________________________Manuel Klement,
Spokesperson and Founding Member_______________________________
Matej Marki, Treasurer and Founding Member______________________________
Lirie Zeneli, Treasurer and Founding Member_______________________________
Burak Yalm, Founding Member____________________________________Vasfije Krasniqi, Founding Member
_____________________________________
Trim Ademi, Founding Member________________________________ 
Valon Halili, Founding Member________________________________
Arber Avdullahu, Founding Member
 •
Ensar Shaqiri, Founding Member________________________________
Ermin Gacanovic, Founding Member_______________________________
Nedzad Mulavdic, Founding Member_______________________________
Kastriot Xhemajli, Founding Member
____________________________
Dževada Šuško, Founding Member_____________________________
Ruben Zajmi, Founding member______________________________
 Jasmina Švraki-Rahmanovi, Founding Member_______________________________
 Mirza Hodži, Founding Member
____________________________
Artan Meta, Founding Member___________________________
Rinor Hajzeri, Founding Member___________________________
Emir Alic, Founding Member
                                                                                                                                                                               
                                                                                                                                                                               
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Date et terme
                                                                                                                                                                               
Fin de l'exercice social : 28 Décembre
Exercice exceptionnel : de la date de constitution au 28/12/2024
Mois de l'assemblée générale : Janvier
Durée : illimité
                                                                                                                                                                               
Fonctions statutaires
                                                                                                                                                                               
Administrateur (personne physique)
Federica Woelk
Avenue de la Renaissance 6, 1000 Bruxelles
                                                                                                                                                                               
Administrateur (personne physique)
Lirije Zeneli
Markt 13 2, 1750 Lennik