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Success of Serbian students in Vienna important for entire academic community

Belgrade, 11 May 2022

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Science and Technological Development Branko Ruzic received today students from the Faculty of Law of the University of Belgrade, who won the second place in writing a lawsuit in the finals of the International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Vienna.

On this occasion, Ruzic pointed out that he is proud that we have young people who achieve exceptional results at world competitions.

Thank you for presenting the academic community of Serbia. You have shown that Serbia can count on its youth and knowledge, he said and wished them much success during their studies and future careers.

The team of the Faculty of Law from Belgrade included 11 fourth-year students and master's students - Anja Karadzic, Dunja Tomasevic, Nina Mitrovic, Nina Pejic, Luka Milosevic, Luka Stojiljkovic, Jovan Beceric, Zeljko Loci, Dusan Jablan, Vukasin Stankovic and Zoran Kobal.

The students were led by professor of Arbitration Law and International Trade Law Phd Professor Milena Djordjevic, who has been successfully leading student teams for two decades.

There were 365 world faculties in the competition with more than 2,500 students and 1,000 arbitrators, and the team of the Faculty of Law of Belgrade University was more successful than the teams from famous universities, such as Harvard, Yale and Cambridge.