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President Milatović visits Ulcinj to discuss development and education

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović conducted a working visit to Ulcinj, focusing on regional development and education. During meetings with local officials, Milatović emphasized that the city's economic potential must be a shared priority between the state and local government, regardless of political differences. He also visited local schools, such as ‘Boško Strugar’ and ‘Maršal Tito’, to discuss educational opportunities and the importance of investing in youth.

During his visit, Milatović was met by a group of parents from ‘Maršal Tito’ elementary school. The parents expressed frustration that their children, specifically 13 students in class I-2, have been unable to attend classes for nearly two weeks. They are demanding a teacher trained in the Montenegrin-Serbian-Bosnian-Croatian language. Milatović noted that he is not the relevant authority to resolve specific language proficiency issues.

In a separate development regarding infrastructure, the Minister of Ecology, Damjan Ćulafić, met with the President of Herceg Novi, Stevan Katić. They discussed accelerating procedures for wastewater treatment plants and sewage collectors in Njivice, with plans to seek funding from European institutions like the European Investment Bank and the Western Balkans Investment Framework.

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Boško Strugar Elementary School · Boško Strugar Primary School · Damjan Ćulafić · Herceg Novi · Jakov Milatović · Maršal Tito Elementary School · Maršal Tito Primary School · Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation · Montenegro · Ulcinj

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  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Parents are requesting a teacher who was formally educated in the CSBH language. rtnk.me
  • [● 2 SOURCES] The state must invest in its children to ensure future potential. etv.me
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] First-grade students have been unable to attend classes for nearly two weeks. rtnk.me
  • [● 2 SOURCES] Every child in Montenegro should have equal opportunities regardless of their place of birth. etv.me
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] The Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation and the educational inspection have been contacted regarding the issue. rtnk.me
  • [● 2 SOURCES] Investing in children is the most important thing a state can do for its future. etv.me
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Thirteen first-grade students at Maršal Tito Elementary School have been unable to attend classes for nearly two weeks. rtnk.me
  • [● 2 SOURCES] Every child must have an equal chance to succeed regardless of where they are born. etv.me
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Parents are demanding a teacher who was formally educated in the CSBH language. rtnk.me
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] The Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation and the educational inspection have been notified of the issue. rtnk.me