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Greater inclusion of girls in ICT
Belgrade,
26 April 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic encouraged all girls to implement their ideas and vision in this field at a gathering held on the occasion of marking the International Day of Girls in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).
Brnabic said that the IT sector is the biggest potential of Serbia, which in the first two months of this year recorded a 34% increase.
Do not be afraid to try, and failure is a part of success, perhaps its best part. If you fall, rise and continue, the Prime Minister emphasised.
Brnabic reiterated that in the next three years, the government of Serbia will invest more than €65 million in infrastructure for IT, noting that at today's meeting with representatives of the EIB, one of the topics was modernisation of society and ICT.
The Prime Minister announced that €70 million will be invested in projects of related schools, which will enable all schools to be connected to a high speed internet.
State Secretary of the Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications Tatjana Matic said that marking the Day of Girls in ICT aims to draw attention to the necessity of involving girls in ICT.
The Prime Minister attended the celebration of the Telenor Girls Day 2018, pointing out that girls had the potential to achieve the future of the sector.
Brnabic, who is the honorary sponsor of this project, said that the job of the government is to provide support for girls in that area and better conditions in order to show their creativity and put potentials and ideas into reality.
Do not be afraid to try, and failure is a part of success, perhaps its best part. If you fall, rise and continue, the Prime Minister emphasised.
Brnabic reiterated that in the next three years, the government of Serbia will invest more than €65 million in infrastructure for IT, noting that at today's meeting with representatives of the EIB, one of the topics was modernisation of society and ICT.
The Prime Minister announced that €70 million will be invested in projects of related schools, which will enable all schools to be connected to a high speed internet.
State Secretary of the Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications Tatjana Matic said that marking the Day of Girls in ICT aims to draw attention to the necessity of involving girls in ICT.
The Prime Minister attended the celebration of the Telenor Girls Day 2018, pointing out that girls had the potential to achieve the future of the sector.
Brnabic, who is the honorary sponsor of this project, said that the job of the government is to provide support for girls in that area and better conditions in order to show their creativity and put potentials and ideas into reality.
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