Podgorica, (MINA) – Montenegro’s European future is guaranteed with the young generations who are ready to learn about the European Union and expand their horizons, Chief Negotiator Aleksandar Drljevic has stated.
Drljevic met on Monday with high school students from Rozaje, Cetinje and Bijelo Polje, the finalists of the TV quiz Eumetrija.
According to a press release from the Office for European Integration, Drljevic congratulated all competitors on their participation in the quiz, adding that he was impressed with their knowledge.
The Chief Negotiators noted that the competitors demonstrated great knowledge, not only on the EU integration process and the functioning of EU member states and institutions, but also the general knowledge about the culture and the differences on which the Union is founded.
“I’m thrilled with the fact that we have young generations who are ready to learn about the EU and expend their horizons. With generations like these our European future and perspective are guaranteed,” Drljevic stated.
He remarked that young people are the population that will benefit the most from Montenegro’s EU accession.
The first prize in the TV quiz Eumetria, which as aired on TV Vijesti in recent weeks, was won by a team from the Grammar School of Rozaje, comprising Almasa Husovic, Semina Kalac and Aisa Kalac.
A team from the Cetinje Grammar school came second.
The quiz was organized by the Center for Civic Education, with the support of the Office for European Integration, Ministry of Sports, Ministry of Education, EU Delegation in Montenegro, EU Info Center and the UNDP, in cooperation with TV Vijesti.
The quiz involved 20 teams from Montenegrin high schools, testing their knowledge about the European Union and Montenegro’s EU accession process.
“The students of the Rozaje Grammar School have won a prize trip to Brussels,” the press release stated.
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