Borislav Spasojevic

Resident Program Director, Montenegro
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Having served with IRI since 2005, Borislav Spasojevic assumed the role of Resident Program Director for the Montenegro office in 2021.

With decades of prior political party and communications experience, Borislav played an essential role in the development and implementation of IRI’s Political Party Assistance program in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), which resulted in the formation of the Women’s Caucus in the House of Representatives of the Federation Parliament. Having conducted trainings for women, youth and political parties in advocacy, campaigning and communications, Borislav is a veteran of political and cross-community messaging in the Western Balkans. Other notable achievements of his work in include the establishment of the Young Women’s Leadership Academy (YWLA) in BiH, the Women’s Caucus in the Sarajevo Canton Parliament, the Advanced Leadership in Politics Institute (ALPI) and the European Integration and Security Caucus (EISC) in the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH. From 2017-24, he was overseeing IRI’s Western Balkans regional program, focused on countering malign foreign influence and violent extremism, including extreme ethno-nationalism and the rise of the far right in BiH, Serbia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Albania. In May 2021, Spasojevic started to supervise the standalone program in Montenegro, where IRI is supporting meaningful youth participation in political parties, women’s political empowerment and Open Government Partnership on local and parliamentary level.    

Spasojevic holds considerable expertise in political party communication and campaign strategy, working on IRI’s political party programming in Serbia prior to BiH. He holds a degree in political science from Belgrade University and studied public relations at the PR Business School in Belgrade, Serbia. Borislav was a part of the Election Observation Mission for the Parliamentary Elections in Nepal, in November of 2013, on behalf of the Carter Center, and he was also a member of the IRI’s Election Assessment Missions in Hungary, in April of 2014 and in Slovenia (July 2014).

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