vocal and guitarist in the well-known Bosnian Sevdalinka band, "Mostar Sevdah Reunion" Zlatan Arnautović, former handball player, Olympic champion Nasko Budimlić, musician, drummer in the Bosnian hard rock band Divlje Jagode Edis Elkasević, Croatian shot putter Nebojša Grahovac, professional handballer Vehid Gunić, journalist and writer Fikret Hodžić, professional bodybuilder Idriz Hošić, football player, European Championship silver medalist Josip Iličić, Slovenian football player Eldin Jakupović, Swiss football player Milja Marin, the subject of the iconic photograph Kozarčanka Dragomir Mrsic, Swedish actor Nebojša Popović, handball player, Olympic champion Živko Radišić, politician and former chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Sreten Stojanović, sculptor Borislav Topić, football player Todor Švrakić, painter Siniša Saničanin professional footballer who plays as for Partizan and the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team International relations Twin towns – sister cities Prijedor is twinned with: Bovec, Slovenia Centro Storico – Piedicastello (Trento), Italy Demir Hisar, North Macedonia Kikinda, Serbia Irkutsk, Russia Manisa, Turkey Ningbo, China Øygarden, Norway Pančevo, Serbia Velenje, Slovenia Partnerships Novo Mesto, Slovenia See also Ljubija mine References External links Official Municipality of Prijedor website Populated places in Prijedor Municipalities of Republika Srpska Archaeology of Illyria