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Government aims at knowledge-based economy
Valjevo,
24 November 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic today announced at the Petnica Research Centre near Valjevo that from an investment-based economy we must step into an economy based on knowledge and innovations.
Author:
Fonet
At the opening of the 16th annual regional conference of young scientists "Step into Science", which is being held at this research station, Brnabic said that the economy based on innovations is the economy where we rely on our own resources.
The government through the Fund for Young Talent invests in talented high school students and students, said the Prime Minister, reminding that from 2008, 23,000 pupils and students received scholarships of RSD 5.6 billion.
The "Step into the Science" is the central annual event of the Petnica Research Station, where, during four days, 200 participants – high school students, students and scientists – will discuss the results of 110 research projects from 15 scientific areas that were realized this year in Petnica.
In addition to the results of scientific projects, which were mentored by young scientists, small innovations in the field of robotics, programming and biotechnology will be presented.
High school students from the region, from Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Macedonia, will also present their results.
The government through the Fund for Young Talent invests in talented high school students and students, said the Prime Minister, reminding that from 2008, 23,000 pupils and students received scholarships of RSD 5.6 billion.
The "Step into the Science" is the central annual event of the Petnica Research Station, where, during four days, 200 participants – high school students, students and scientists – will discuss the results of 110 research projects from 15 scientific areas that were realized this year in Petnica.
In addition to the results of scientific projects, which were mentored by young scientists, small innovations in the field of robotics, programming and biotechnology will be presented.
High school students from the region, from Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Macedonia, will also present their results.
VIDEO: Prime Minister Brnabic visits Petnica Research Centre
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