Prof. Dr. Dragan Primorac, the HDZ candidate for the President of the Republic of Croatia, visited the University of Mostar as part of his campaign. During his visit, he held a working meeting with the Rector of the University, Prof. Dr. Zoran Tomić, and the University’s administration. The discussions focused on the importance of education, scientific research, and strengthening the cooperation between the academic communities in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. Special emphasis was placed on the significance of international collaboration and innovation as key drivers of modern society's development.
Rector Prof. Dr. Zoran Tomić presented to the HDZ presidential candidate, Prof. Dr. Dragan Primorac, the University’s key achievements and strategic goals. The importance of enhancing the University’s position within the European academic environment was highlighted, underscoring the excellent educational and scientific programs, the continuous increase in student enrollment, and the successful completion of both domestic and international accreditations. Significant infrastructure projects, high positions of the University in global rankings, as well as its commitment to digitalization, innovation, and financial stability were also discussed as essential factors enabling further growth and competitiveness in the higher education sector.
"I congratulate everyone who has contributed to the creation and development of this University. Personally, I have witnessed since 2003 the incredible determination and courage with which this University is being built, and it fills us all with pride. The University of Mostar is a strategic project of immense importance for the Croats and for our future. It is a great source of pride for all of us because without a strong university, we cannot expect the survival of young people. Moreover, I am immensely happy that the University is at a top level, knowing that the path was not easy, but every step was worth it," said Primorac.
Prof. Dr. Dragan Primorac is an honorary doctor of the University of Mostar, a recognition for his exceptional contribution to science, innovation, and continuous support to the institution. He has been a long-time collaborator with the University, having guest-lectured several times on topics in the fields of biomedicine, education, and scientific research, drawing significant attention from audiences. His involvement is recognized as an important contribution to the academic community and students.
Alongside Rector Tomić, the meeting was attended by Prof. Dr. Ivo Čolak, Vice-Rector for Science and Development, Prof. Dr. Sanja Bijakšić, Vice-Rector for International Cooperation, Prof. Dr. Zdenko Klepić, Vice-Rector for Business, Human Resources, and Quality Management, Prof. Dr. Milenko Bevanda, Vice-Rector for Biomedicine, and Prof. Dr. Tomislav Volarić, Assistant Rector for Information Technologies and Innovation.
Primorac was accompanied by a delegation, which included Nikola Mažar, a Member of the Croatian Parliament and head of the election campaign, Ante Mihanović, a member of the election campaign staff, Zoltan Kabok, the spokesperson of HDZ and member of the election campaign staff, Damir Primorac, a member of the election campaign staff, Dario Pušić, a Member of the Croatian Parliament, and Ludviga Letica, the President of the HDZ BiH County Committee.
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