DPM Šćekić and Minister Gjeka host 44 high school students from Bulgaria

Published on: Apr 5, 2024 1:00 PM Author: Office of the Deputy Prime Minister for Demography and Youth

Deputy Prime Minister Dragoslav Šćekić and Minister of Human and Minority Rights Fatmir Gjeka hosted a delegation of 44 high school students from Bulgaria.

The visit was organised as part of the initiative "Youth of Montenegro and Bulgaria - a bridge to new opportunities," implemented by the Embassy of Montenegro in Bulgaria in cooperation with the Bulgarian Association "Catch the rainbow."

Delegaciju od 44 srednjoškolca iz Bugarske ugostili u zgradi Vlade potpredsjednik Vlade Dragoslav Šćekić i ministar Fatmir Đeka

It was an opportunity for the guests to familiarize themselves with the work and responsibilities of the executive branch in Montenegro. In his introductory address, Deputy Prime Minister for Demography and Youth Dragoslav Šćekić welcomed the guests and expressed his pleasure in hosting and engaging with young people.

I take this opportunity to announce the signing of a memorandum with the Ministry of Youth and Sports of the Republic of Bulgaria in the field of sports and youth, which will further strengthen bilateral relations and open up many opportunities for the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and resources to improve the current state in these areas, said Deputy Prime Minister Šćekić.

Respect for human rights, their protection, and enhancement are high on the agenda of the Government's policy. Montenegro, on its European path, has a significant obligation to maintain a focus on fundamental rights, stated Minister of Human and Minority Rights Fatmir Gjeka.

Gjeka emphasised that minority communities are integrated into Montenegrin society and provide important support to Montenegro's integration processes.

After the introductory speeches, the students had the opportunity to ask questions about the work of the Government, its responsibilities, and its work plan. Some questions focused on the position and rights of youth in Montenegro, education and educational policies, and sports.

Delegaciju od 44 srednjoškolca iz Bugarske ugostili u zgradi Vlade potpredsjednik Vlade Dragoslav Šćekić i ministar Fatmir Đeka

Certificates of attendance for the Mentorship Programme were presented to the high school students, followed by a group photo session and a tour of the room where Cabinet sessions are held. Deputy Prime Minister Šćekić and Minister Gjeka explained the decision-making process and the work of the largest executive body to the attendees.

The delegation was accompanied by the National Bulgarian Television, for which Deputy Prime Minister Šćekić and Minister Gjeka provided statements.

Šćekić i Gjeka ugostili u Vladi Crne Gore grupu bugarskih srednjoškolaca - kadrovi
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