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Serbia should support outstanding students
Belgrade,
24 April 2008
The Fund for Young Talent held a session today at the Serbian government which was presided over by Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica.
The Prime Minister said that it is very important that Serbia supports its talented and outstanding students.
It was agreed that at the next session of the Serbian government, decisions related to the work of the fund will be adopted and a competition for the distribution of awards and scholarships will be announced.
It was stressed that it is of extraordinary importance to organise the education of talented students within the country and abroad, and students who are successful at international, European and national competitions must be rewarded.
It was agreed that at the next session of the Serbian government, decisions related to the work of the fund will be adopted and a competition for the distribution of awards and scholarships will be announced.
It was stressed that it is of extraordinary importance to organise the education of talented students within the country and abroad, and students who are successful at international, European and national competitions must be rewarded.
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