As part of the RESI Tempus project, a student visit was organized: female students of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Zenica visited the Technological University in Bratislava, the conference "Power Engineering 2016" and the company DALI-MN, and attended a dinner with Mr. Jan Pšenica, Ambassador of Slovakia to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Mr. Munir Pašagić, Honorary consul of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Slovakia

The students of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (Jakuta Imširović, Edna Ibraković and Anida Ibrahimagić) spent two weeks on a study visit to Bratislava, where they attended lectures at the University of Technology ("Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava – STU") and participated in the conference "Power Engineering 2016", which gathered a total of about 220 participants. The students were guests of the respected professor František Janiček at "Institute of Power and Applied Electrical Engineering". Also, during this stay in Slovakia, they met Mr. Munir Pašagić, who escaped from Srebrenica during the war, and today he is not only the director of the company DALI-MN, but also the honorary consul of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Slovakia and the winner of several awards for philanthropy. (In addition, Mr. Pašagić is also the founder of the political party Most-Hid, which is in the Parliament of Slovakia). After a short tour of the mentioned company, a dinner was organized for the female students with Mr. Jan Pšenica, the Slovak ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, who was on an official visit to Slovakia with his wife at that time. At the end, Mr. Pašagić announced the possibility of visiting the Mechanical Engineering Faculty of UNZE with Ambassador Pšenica soon