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Young, educated people future of Serbia
Belgrade,
31 August 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and Minister of Youth and Sport Vanja Udovicic presented plaques to secondary school students who were awarded for the results achieved at recognised competitions in the country and abroad in 2016, and said that the state will do everything to create conditions for young people to stay in the country and to work there.
On this occasion, Brnabic pointed out that the plaques were awarded to 1,407 best secondary school students, and emphasised that on a day like this she is most proud to be the Serbian Prime Minister.
She reminded that the two main priorities of the government are education and digitisation, noting that without young people Serbia cannot be successful and cannot have a sustainable long-term development in the long run.
The Prime Minister reiterated that knowledge is certainly the most important value in the 21st century, and expressed gratitude to the participants for their efforts, persistence and courage to achieve these results.
She congratulated the winners of the plaque, their parents and teachers, reiterating that the government will do everything in its power to create the conditions for them to stay in the country.
The Prime Minister pointed out that there are many examples that say that Serbia is the right country to work in, citing positive examples, such as the "Biosens Institute" in Novi Sad, the companies "Nordeus", "Seven Bridges", "Infostud" and others.
It is important to constantly repeat these examples, because we often do not know and cannot appreciate what we have, Brnabic said and announced that a student creative start-up centre at the Faculty of Electronic Engineering in Nis will be opened next week.
Brnabic announced that in the next four years the state plans to allocate more than €50 million only for the infrastructure for entrepreneurship, the start-up innovations, and for people like the winners of the plaque, to stay here and to take full advantage of all of their potential.
Udovicic said that the winners of the plaque, their parents and teachers know very well how difficult it is to achieve this result and how much effort is needed to make it happen.
She reminded that the two main priorities of the government are education and digitisation, noting that without young people Serbia cannot be successful and cannot have a sustainable long-term development in the long run.
The Prime Minister reiterated that knowledge is certainly the most important value in the 21st century, and expressed gratitude to the participants for their efforts, persistence and courage to achieve these results.
She congratulated the winners of the plaque, their parents and teachers, reiterating that the government will do everything in its power to create the conditions for them to stay in the country.
The Prime Minister pointed out that there are many examples that say that Serbia is the right country to work in, citing positive examples, such as the "Biosens Institute" in Novi Sad, the companies "Nordeus", "Seven Bridges", "Infostud" and others.
It is important to constantly repeat these examples, because we often do not know and cannot appreciate what we have, Brnabic said and announced that a student creative start-up centre at the Faculty of Electronic Engineering in Nis will be opened next week.
Brnabic announced that in the next four years the state plans to allocate more than €50 million only for the infrastructure for entrepreneurship, the start-up innovations, and for people like the winners of the plaque, to stay here and to take full advantage of all of their potential.
Udovicic said that the winners of the plaque, their parents and teachers know very well how difficult it is to achieve this result and how much effort is needed to make it happen.
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