School infrastructure upgrades completed in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro

Educational infrastructure projects have been completed in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro to improve learning environments.

In Stojkovićima, the renovation of school sanitary facilities was completed with financial support from the Government of the Republic of Croatia and its Ministry of Physical Planning, Construction and State Property. The project included the reconstruction of three sanitary units, replacing plumbing and sewage installations, installing new ceramics and modern sanitary ware, and updating interior and exterior joinery. Additionally, the school's sports hall and changing rooms were renovated following roof damage caused by heavy precipitation. This work was supported by the Ministry of Education, Science, Youth, Culture and Sports of KSB, the Croatian Government, and school funds.

In Montenegro, the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation completed the adaptation of the Mihailo Žugić Elementary School branch in Borovica, Pljevlja. The project, costing over 90,000 euros, involved replacing the roof and ceiling, installing new flooring, and reconstructing the water, electrical, and sewage networks, alongside full toilet renovations.