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Government adopts national youth strategy
Belgrade,
9 May 2008
The Serbian government at its session today adopted the national youth strategy, which was proposed by the Ministry of Youth and Sports.
According to a statement issued by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the strategy was drafted with the help of more than 16,000 young people, 30 resource centres, 12 ministries, 10 units for monitoring and support, eight thematic groups and six advisory boards, while 167 roundtable discussions and 10 regional conferences were held as well.
Now, Serbia is no longer without a national youth strategy, which contains a youth policy, as well as aims and specific measures, which will make it possible to implement the policy, concludes the statement.
Now, Serbia is no longer without a national youth strategy, which contains a youth policy, as well as aims and specific measures, which will make it possible to implement the policy, concludes the statement.
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