Winners of the quiz “How much do you know about the EU?”, Blagota Marković, Andrija Mujović and Petar Prelević, received awards today.
Chief Negotiator Aleksandar Drljević and Head of the Delegation of the European Union to Montenegro Aivo Orav gave them, along with three bikes, diplomas for the first three places won.
Drljević stressed that the pupils showed this way that they want to learn about the European Union and the current path of Montenegro, as well as to use their knowledge in order to improve their future position in the community of democratic states.
“We are faced with great obligations, which we are fulfilling just because of you, because you will be the beneficiaries of everything we are doing today. Young people in Montenegro already can benefit from EU programmes. We will continue in the next period to develop a dialogue with the young people and show why it is important to continue the process and what are the European values we are aiming for” Drljević said.
Orav pointed out that numerous EU initiatives are dedicated to support young people and connect young people in and outside the Union with the aim of fostering volunteerism, solidarity and mobility. He recalled the high percentage of young people in Montenegro who have a positive attitude about the EU, among which are those who know about the EU and they know a lot – winners of today’s awards.
Blagota Marković, a pupil of the 8th grade of the Elementary School “Savo Pejanović” from Podgorica, won the first place in the competition. Second-ranked is Andrija Mujović, a pupil of the 9th grade of the Primary School “Sutjeska” from Podgorica, while in the third place is Petar Prelević, a student of the 8th grade of the elementary school “Savo Pejanović”.
Blagota said that he was honored to be the best in the online quiz and congratulated Petar and Andrija on the prizes they won.
In the quiz “How much do you know about the EU?” 82 pupils of the final grades of Montenegrin elementary schools participated. The quiz was organized last week through the EU4ME project funded by the European Union, and implemented by UNDP.
GENERAL SECRETARIAT OF THE GOVERNMENT OF MONTENEGRO
SECTOR FOR INFORMING THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE EU AND THE EU ACCESSION PROCESS
