Family dinners are not uncommon and in fact are quite the norm for Mirsad and his wife Mirzeta and their two grown children, Lejla, and Adnan, and their spouses.  However a family dinner in late November of 2017 was far from the norm.

Mirzeta and Mirsad will celebrate their 42nd wedding anniversary in December of 2018.   They have two grown children and two grandchildren who all reside in Charlotte, North Carolina.  To say the two of them have been through a lot over the years proba...

Mirsad learned this week that representatives from his campaign along with those of the other candidates will have a presence at select voting locations across Bosnia and Herzegovina on election day on October 7.

Sarajevo is the largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina so Mirsad was very pleased when the opportunity arose recently to hold a town hall meeting there, his first in Sarajevo.  The setting was the historic Museum of Literature and Performing Arts in th...

The pace has quickened for Mirsad as the presidential election in Bosnia and Herzegovina is only two months away.  There really is no such thing as a typical day other than they are long.  Depending on what part of the country Mirsad is canvassing and ...

Mirsad knew the three days of the March were going to be physically and emotionally demanding; a true test of his fortitude and strength. Mirsad participated in the March of Peace, which has been held every year since 2005 in memory of the victims of t...

From the very beginning Mirsad has talked about his want to invoke change in his native land as he runs for president of Bosnia and Herzegovina.  Change he feels that is imperative in order for the country to move forward and not back to the ways of th...

For Mirsad the reality of what he was about to embark upon truly took hold as is set foot in Bosnia and Herzegovina in May.  The thoughts of family that he had left behind in the U.S., why he had decided to run,

For Mirsad the inherent realities associated with running for president of Bosnia and Herzegovina come with no surprises for him.  They include the inevitable dangers faced when running for an office of this magnitude.

The decision to run for president of Bosnia and Herzegovina did not come easily for Mirsad.  After consulting with many, which included family, friends and associates in the United States and well as Bosnia and Herzegovina,