Nedim Jahić, Adviser for Programme Development and Initiatives at the Srebrenica Memorial Center, is on a working visit to Kyiv focused on establishing direct institutional channels between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Ukraine. Working alongside Katerina Kyrychenko, an international law expert based in Ukraine, Jahić is conducting a series of meetings with key state institutions, memorial bodies, human rights organisations, investigative groups and media actors. The objective is to identify concrete points of cooperation, establish reliable working-level contacts and connect relevant institutions dealing with documentation, accountability, memorialisation, access to justice and public communication. The programme includes meetings with the Office of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory, the Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, the National Museum of the Holodomor-Genocide, the Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Center, ZMINA Human Rights Centre, Truth Hounds, Media Initiative for Human Rights, the Center for Civil Liberties and its Tribunal for Putin initiative, Vshanui, and the Ukrainian national news agency Ukrinform. This is the Srebrenica Memorial Center’s first official working visit to Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion. The mission is designed to move beyond general exchanges and towards operational cooperation: institutional liaison, exchange of documentation practices, survivor-centred approaches, public information, evidence preservation and the development of long-term channels between relevant actors in both countries. The visit is part of a broader Srebrenica Memorial Center initiative on education and access to justice, supported by the Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.