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ПОКАНА ЗА ОБЩО СЪБРАНИЕ НА СДРУЖЕНИЕ „СИБАЛ“
07-10-2019 Special articles
ДО ЧЛЕНОВЕТЕ НА СДРУЖЕНИЕ „СИБАЛ“ ПОКАНА ЗА ОБЩО СЪБРАНИЕ НА СДРУЖЕНИЕ „СИБАЛ“ На основание чл. 26, ал. 1 от ЗЮЛНЦ и чл. 8.6 от Устава на Сдружение „СИБАЛ“ Управителният съвет свиква на 14.10.2019 г. от 10:30 ч. в офиса на сдружението в гр. София, ул. “Земен“ № 3, Общо събрание на сдружение „СИБАЛ“, ПРИ СЛЕДНИЯ ДНЕВЕН РЕД: 1. Откриване на Общото събрание. 2. Избор на Председател на Общото събрание. 3. Приемане на дневния ред. 4. Представяне и приемане на Годишния финансов отчет и Годишния доклад за дейността на сдружението. 5. Приемане на нови членове на Общото събрание 6. Промени в Управителния съвет на сдружение „СИБАЛ”. 7. Избор на Председател на Управителния съвет. 8....
Read moreПокана за свикване на Общо събрание на сдружение "СИБАЛ"
20-05-2019 Special articles
ДО ЧЛЕНОВЕТЕ НА СДРУЖЕНИЕ „СИБАЛ“ ПОКАНА ЗА ОБЩО СЪБРАНИЕ НА СДРУЖЕНИЕ „СИБАЛ“ На основание чл. 26, ал. 1 от ЗЮЛНЦ и чл. 8.6 от Устава на Сдружение „СИБАЛ“ Управителният съвет свиква на 24.06.2019 г. от 10:00 ч. в офиса на сдружението в гр. София, ул. “Земен“ № 3, Общо събрание на сдружение „СИБАЛ“, ПРИ СЛЕДНИЯ ДНЕВЕН РЕД: 1. Откриване на Общото събрание. 2. Избор на Председател на Общото събрание. 3. Приемане на дневния ред. 4. Представяне и приемане на Годишния финансов отчет и Годишния доклад за дейността на сдружението. 5. Промени в Управителния съвет на сдружение „СИБАЛ”. 6. Избор на Председател на Управителния съвет. 7. Насрочване на дата за следващото редовно заседание...
Read moreAdvanced Research Workshop held in Sofia "Geopolitical Challenges in the East - Implications for Security in the Balkans"
12-06-2017 Special articles
На 2 и 3 юни в хотел Балкан, София се проведе конференция на тема "Geopolitical Challenges in the East - Implications for Security in the Balkans", организирана от Международния информационен център за балкански изследвания- СИБАЛ с подкрепата на NATO SPS Programme. Участие взеха експерти от 11 държави и централата на НАТО в Брюксел. Обсъждаха се актуалните заплахи за сигурността в Югоизточна Европа и отношенията между НАТО и Русия. Очаквайте скоро публикация с техните изказвания. https://www.facebook.com/NGOCibal/posts/1718685585095396
Read moreEP: Serbian regime fails to meet obligations; opposition wants elections delayed
13-12-2019 Politics
December 12, 2019 European Parliament officials Tanja Fajon and Vladimir Bilcik wrote in an editorial for Belgrade daily Blic that the Serbian authorities have failed to meet most of the obligations they accepted in the talks on improving election conditions, while the opposition said if elections were not postponed, "we are wasting time." Fajon, the former EP rapporteur for Serbia now chairs the Delegation to the EU-Serbia Stabilisation and Association Parliamentary Committee while Bilcik took over as rapporteur. Both are involved in the talks on election conditions between the Serbian authorities and part of the opposition with former MEPs Eduard Kukan and...
Read moreSerbia's opposition says illusion ends, election boycott only option
13-12-2019 Politics
December 12, 2019 Vuk Jeremic, the leader of the opposition People's Party and the Chairman of the Alliance for Serbia (SzS) group, said late on Thursday that "tonight, the illusion (about a possibility to take part in the next spring general elections) ended," the Beta news agency reported. He addressed reporters after SzS leaders met the Euro-parliamentarians who tried to mediate between the ruling and opposition parties in implementing some changes that would enable "a free and fair vote," and persuade the opposition to take part. SzS boycotted all three rounds of talks in Serbia's Parliament but had separate meetings with European Parliament...
Read moreCriminal charges against Vucic in the hands of organized crime prosecutor
13-12-2019 Politics
December 12, 2019 Serbia’s Public Prosecutor’s Office forwarded to Organised Crime Prosecutor the criminal charges against President Aleksandar Vucic and his brother Andrej linked to a case of cultivating marijuana, filed by Milos Vucevic, Novi Sad Mayor and a deputy leader of Vucic's ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), N1 reported. The Public Prosecutor's Office told the state Tanjug agency it expected the colleagues to publicise their decision in due time. Police found a large number of marijuana plants at the Jovanjica farm, registered for cultivating health food. It was visited earlier by state officials, including Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin. According to the opposition, the...
Read moreBosnia's international administrator could impose ban on genocide denial
13-12-2019 Politics
December 12, 2019 The international community is increasingly in favour of certain changes being imposed in Bosnia, High Representative Valentin Inzko said on Thursday, adding that his office is working on a law banning genocide denial. “Some things which are not tolerable anymore are taking place,” he said, adding that the climate in the Peace Implementation Council (PIC), a body made up of foreign ambassadors and heads of international organizations overseeing the peace process in Bosnia, is changing. Inzko said that more and more countries are in favour of him using the Bonn Powers - a special set of powers which allow High...
Read moreRussian gas to Serbia via Bulgaria in May next year
13-12-2019 Economy
December 12, 2019 Moscow’s ambassador to Sofia Anatoly Makarov said on Thursday the Bulgarian Prime Minister Bojko Borisov promised him the gas from Russia would start running to Serbia via ‘Turkish Stream’ on May 31, 2020, the FoNet news agency reported. The Russian President Vladimir Putin has recently criticised Bulgaria for delaying the contraction of its part of the ‘Turkish Stream.’ Borisov said his country respected the European Union’s rules and invited Putin to Bulgaria to see for himself. On Thursday, Makarov said he asked Borisov directly: “When the gas from Bulgaria will continue to Serbia? And he said on May 31. All...
Read moreVucic: Jeremic demeaning Serbia
13-12-2019 Politics
December 11, 2019 Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that opposition People’s Party leader Vuk Jeremic was demeaning Serbia by saying that Kosovo Albanian political leader Albin Kurti was everything that Vucic is not. Speaking on N1 TV’s Pressing talk show, Jeremic said that Kurti, the leader of the Vetevendosje (Self-Determination) movement and most likely next prime minister of Kosovo, was “stable, patriotic, an intellectual, the opposite of Vucic”. Vucic added that Jeremic wanted to say that Serbia would do much better in the talks with Pristina if he represented Belgrade. Jeremic is a former Serbian Foreign Minister and President of the UN General...
Read moreSerbia’s opposition to block all entries to state TV for eight hours on Friday
13-12-2019 Politics
December 12, 2019 The Alliance for Serbia (SzS) said it would block all entries to the public broadcaster RTS from noon to 8 pm on Friday, the Alliance chairman Vuk Jeremic confirmed, while the Association of Serbia’s Journalists (UNS) asked SzS to give the idea up, the FoNet news agency reported. Jeremic told reporters that SzS, activists and ordinary people would bloc RTS because “RTS has been blocking the truth for eight years.” He listed some affairs involving top officials, attacks on journalists and alike that RTS did not report on professionally or at all. Jeremic said it would be “a warning blockade” to...
Read moreSDA to Serbian Def. Minister: Truth about war crimes in Bosnia can not be denied
13-12-2019 Politics
December 12, 2019 The truth about the crimes committed in Bosnia during the war can not be denied and recent statements by Serbia’s Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin about Sarajevo only show his hatred toward the Bosnian capital, the main Bosniak Party in the country said in Thursday statement. Vulin commented on a decision by Canton Sarajevo to declare Nobel Prize winner Peter Handke, a vocal supporter of late Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic, persona non grata. Handke has been accused of, among other things, denying that a genocide took place in Srebrenica in 1995. “Handke will not lose anything by not getting a chance...
Read moreBelgrade University Senate annuls Fin Min doctorate as plagiarism
13-12-2019 Politics
December 12, 2019 The Belgrade University Senate unanimously declared Serbia's Finance Minister Sinisa Mali's doctorate as plagiarism and cancelled it, N1 reported. The Senate confirmed the University Commission for Professional Ethic's decision with all 32 members who were in the meeting voting in favour. That is the final step regarded the University, and Mali can appeal the decision with the Administrative Court. The Minister's doctorate saga dragged for years before the students organised in "1 in 5 million" grouping blocked the Rectorate for 12 days and were supported by the Rector Ivanka Popovic and some other professors in their demand to finally solve what...
Read moreCountryman: arms dealer’s activities problem on Serbia’s path to EU
13-12-2019 Politics
December 12, 2019 Former US diplomat and ranking official of the Arms Control Association Thomas Countryman told N1 that Washington is aware of the activities of Serbian arms dealer Slobodan Tesic over the past 20 years, adding that those activities were one of the main problems in the country’s accession to the European Union. Countryman said that the sanctions imposed on Tesic and his associates are not a surprise. He said they were not imposed over specific arms deals but as part of the fight against corruption. That means that Tesic and his associates can’t make deals with US business people nor...
Read moreHandke declared persona non grata in Kosovo
13-12-2019 Politics
December 12, 2019 The authorities in Pristina decided to declare Nobel laureate Peter Handke persona non grata in Kosovo, following in the wake of a decision by the Sarajevo Canton in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Kosovo’s outgoing Foreign Minister Behgjet Pacolli wrote on his Twitter account that Handke and the Nobel committee showed a lack of respect for victims of genocide and added that he decided to declare the literary prize laureate a persona non grata because of his support to the late FRY President Slobodan Milosevic. Handke was presented the Nobel Literature Prize at a ceremony in Stockholm earlier this week, amid protests over his...
Read moreMiskovic: authorities don’t know state of the economy
13-12-2019 Economy
December 12, 2019 Serbian businessman Miroslav Miskovic told the latest issue of NIN weekly that the top state officials do not know the real state of the economy. The Delta Holding owner said that President Aleksandar Vucic and Prime Minister Ana Brnabic should talk to the local business community not just foreign investors. “President Vucic and Prime Minister Brnabic should talk more to local business people, hear the real problems they face, listen to suggestions about the direction the economy should take and what laws are needed to achieve those goals. I think the top state officials actually do not have the right...
Read moreEPP youth: Boycott irresponsible act, can damage democracy in Serbia
13-12-2019 Politics
December 12, 2019 The youth organisation of the European People’s Party (YEPP), the largest youth political organisation in Europe, said on Wednesday it saw Serbia’s opposition call for election boycott as “irresponsible act which can damage democracy in Serbia,” the Beta news agency reported. YEPP said it was worried about some events during the opposition protests in Serbia and strongly condemned “previous calls for a lynch of the President (Aleksandar Vucic) and other state officials.” Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) has been in power since 2012 and is an EPP associate member since 2016. YEPP called on Serbia’s opposition to refrain from inflammatory...
Read moreFajon: Serbia in political crisis, authorities don’t implement recommendations
13-12-2019 Politics
December 11, 2019 Serbia is in a delicate state ahead of general elections, in a kind of political crisis, Tanja Fajon, the Chair of EU-Serbia Stabilisation and Association Parliamentary Committee, has said on Wednesday, the FoNet news agency reported. She adds the democracy and media freedom are seriously violated since the TV channels with national frequency don’t treat all parties equally, what is, as she tells Radio Free Europe (RFE), is inadmissible. Addressing the round table discussion on election conditions in Serbia held in Brussels, and attended by Serbia’s opposition leaders, Fajon said fair conditions for the next years’ elections should...
Read moreThaci: No compromise with Serbia without recognition of Kosovo
13-12-2019 Politics
December 11, 2019 Kosovo’s President Hashim Thaci described his Serbia’s counterpart Aleksandar Vucic’s statement about Belgrade being ready for an agreement with Pristina, but without recognising Kosovo as an independent state, as a provocation, the Beta news agency reported on Wednesday. Vucic told the Greek Kathimerini daily Serbia had always sought a compromise and did not want to impose a solution that would suit only one side. “If someone thinks they will come to Belgrade and tell us to recognise Kosovo’s independence… that won’t happen,” Vucic said. Source: http://rs.n1info.com/English/NEWS/a551590/Serbia-s-call-for-comproomise-without-recognition-provocation-Thaci-says.html
Read moreUS Embassy attaché: Washington warned Belgrade over Tesic several times
13-12-2019 Politics
December 11, 2019 The US embassy in Belgrade told Insajder, the independent production, that the embassy had several times clearly informed Serbia’s Government about Washington’s concerns which were the topic of the latest Treasury Department press release with the list of companies and individuals who were sanctioned for corruption, including the associates of Slobodan Tesic, who ‘directly or indirectly worked for him or on his behalf,’ N1 reported on Wednesday. Tesic is world-wide known arms trader who Serbia's opposition links to top country's officials. Insajder asked the US embassy if it ever delivered a note to Serbia’s Foreign Ministry about Tesic regarding arms...
Read moreFriday to be D-Day for EU role in Serbia, opposition leader says
13-12-2019 Politics
December 11, 2019 The head of the nationalist opposition Dveri Movement Bosko Obradovic said on Wednesday that the next visit by the European Parliament (EP) delegation to Belgrade on Friday would be 'decisive' and could equally bring 'a bad luck and good luck' to Serbia and its democracy, the Beta news agency reported. Obradovic told reporters in his native town of Cacak in central Serbia that Friday was the D-Day for the European Union's role in Serbia because it would have to choose between President Aleksandar Vucic and democracy. "If the EP high representatives declare there are conditions for elections and...
Read moreVucic, Mitsotakis say partnership declaration improves relations
13-12-2019 Politics
December 11, 2019 Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Greek Prime Minister Kiriakos Mitsotakis said in Athens on Wednesday that the two countries’ already excellent relations will be improved by the Declaration on a Strategic Partnership. Vucic told a joint media conference that the Declaration is hugely important to Serbia which “is a loyal and true friend of the Greek people and state”. “I am convinced that geo-politically, the future brings greater respect for independent and sovereign countries and their friendship,” he said. Mitsotakis said that the Declaration opens a new chapter in the two countries’ relations as a framework to promote cooperation at...
Read morePeter Handke persona non grata in Canton Sarajevo
13-12-2019 Politics
December 11, 2019 Peter Handke, this year's Nobel Prize laureate, was declared persona non grata in the Sarajevo Canton after the Assembly adopted a declaration Wednesday, Anadolu Agency reported. The cantonal Assembly unanimously adopted the declaration, filed by Democratic Action Party (SDA), condemning the award of the Nobel Prize for Literature to the controversial Austrian writer who denied the crimes against Bosniaks during the 90s, Anadolu agency stated. The declaration states that the final phase of genocide is its denial and that the Nobel Prize laureate publicly embraced the Greater-Serbian regime headed by the late Slobodan Milosevic, indicted before the international court in...
Read moreSerbia on path to EU but with stronger ties to Russia and China, official says
13-12-2019 Politics
December 11, 2019 Deputy Parliament Speaker Vladimir Marinkovic said on Wednesday that Serbia would continue its path to the European Union while, at the same time, strengthening its strategic partnerships with Russia and China. He added that official Belgrade would establish better political relations with Washington. “Serbia is open to cooperation. The time has come to promote political cooperation with the United States to the maximum,” he said at the World in 2020 conference in the Serbian parliament. The goal is to raise employment levels, achieve higher economic development along with regional stability and cooperation, Marinkovic said. Source: http://rs.n1info.com/English/NEWS/a551438/Serbia-on-path-to-EU-but-with-stronger-ties-to-Russia-and-China-official-says.html
Read moreEU opens one chapter in accession negotiations with Serbia
11-12-2019 Politics
December 10, 2019 During the intergovernmental conference in Brussels, the European Union agreed on Tuesday to open Chapter four on the free flow of capital in the accession negotiations with Serbia, the FoNet news agency reported. That is the second Chapter opened in 2019, making it the 18th out of 35 chapters to open, with two preliminary closed. Olivér Várhelyi, the EU Enlargement Commissioner, said the new chapter brought Serbia closer to the bloc. The Finish Minister of European Affairs Tutti Tuppurainen, whose country chairs the Union, said the enlargement was the strategic investment into peace, stability in the European development. Jadranka Joksimovic, Serbia’s...
Read moreSerbia opposition: BIA to say if it indirectly takes orders from Vucic's father
11-12-2019 Politics
December 10, 2019 Vuk Jeremic, the leader of the opposition People's Party and the chairman of the Alliance for Serbia coalition, asked the head of Serbia's Informative-Security Agency (BIA) whether it was true that a man from the US blacklist was a BIA member, N1 reported. Speaking to N1 Pressing political talk show, Jeremic also asked if, in addition to Zoran Petrovic, who, he said was a close associate of Slobodan Tesic a known arms dealer, Bruno Djuran was appointed the head of BIA Logistic Department? Jeremic alleged that Djuran passed the orders by Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic's father Andjelko to BIA who...
Read moreBulgarian journalist: Anti-Corruption Agency statement similar to one from GIM
11-12-2019 Politics
December 10, 2019 An investigative reporter from Bulgaria, Dilijana Gajtandzieva told N1 on Tuesday that Serbia’s Anti-Corruption Agency’s declaration of no conflict of interest in an arms trade deal involving the country’s Interior Minister’s father was similar to the answer she received from the GIM company’s lawyers regarding Branko Stefanovic’s role in the trade. Gajtandzieva wrote an article for Arms Watch about Nebojsa Stefanovic’s father Branko involvement in a shady arms trade which harmed the state Krusik ammunition factory and benefited private GIM company. The GIM letter even demanded she withdraws all she wrote about the company. The Agency did not ask for that,...
Read moreSerbia opposition accuses regime of hiding US warning about arms trade, FM denies
11-12-2019 Politics
December 10, 2019 Serbia’s opposition Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) deputy leader and an MP Marinika Tepic accused on Tuesday President Aleksandar Vucic and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic of “hiding for months” a US document warning about an arms dealer who the paper said was “a direct danger to international stability and security,” while the Foreign Minister said it was a lie, the Beta news agency reported. Tepic said that a note, delivered to Dacic “in October,” warned about the influence, it said, Slobodan Tesic, known arms trader, had on Serbia’s political system. She added the note confirmed all she had...
Read moreMoscow will agree with UN SC discussion of division of Kosovo, if Serbia wants
11-12-2019 Politics
December 10, 2019 Bocan – Harchenko, the Russian ambassador to Serbia said on Tuesday that the border change between Belgrade and Pristina was not a taboo in Moscow, N1 reported. “There have been changes of borders in the territory of former Yugoslavia in 1991. And to say today that it may create a precedent… I don’t see why,” the ambassador said, adding Moscow would accept that the UN Security Council consider the division of Kosovo if Serbia wanted that. Referring to the recent spy affair in Serbia involving a Russian spy and local army officer, Bocan – Harchenko said: “Spy affair – what...
Read moreRT: Putin warns 'Srebrenica-type massacre' possible if Kyiv takes border control
11-12-2019 Politics
December 10, 2019 The Russian President Vladimir Putin told the presidential Council for Human Rights on Tuesday, that "if Kyiv gets control of the rebel-held border, a Srebrenica-type massacre may follow," Moscow's state Russia Today TV reported. The TV added that Russia was concerned that if that happened on the border with eastern Ukraine without firm guarantees for the anti-government militia, such a massacre could happen. "We agreed [on the roadmap] in 2015. They have an amnesty law, some decisions have been taken, but nothing has been put into force," Putin told the presidential human rights council. Without guarantees, "I can imagine what would...
Read moreBorrell tells EU members to focus on Western Balkans
11-12-2019 Politics
December 10, 2019 The European Union’s top diplomat said on a letter to member state foreign ministers that they have to focus on global geo-political issues such as firm links between the EU and the Western Balkans. EU High Representative Josep Borrell said in the letter that his priority is acting in support of a comprehensive agreement between Belgrade and Pristina and getting Bosnia-Herzegovina on the path to stability. Borrell’s letter comes before Tuesday’s EU-Serbia Inter-governmental conference which is expected to open a new chapter in the country’s accession talks. The EU High Representative wrote that EU member states have to reach agreement on...
Read moreInternational organizations warn of problems facing Serbian youth
11-12-2019 Politics
December 10, 2019 Several international organizations in Serbia issued a joint statement on International Human Rights day warning that young people in the country face unemployment, the risk of poverty, marginalization and mental health issues among other problems. The UN Team in Serbia, Council of Europe Office in Belgrade, OSCE Mission and European Union Delegation said they want to “focus on youth faced with challenges in many parts of the world, including in Serbia”. “Even though the overall unemployment rate has been decreasing recently, high youth unemployment remains the same, despite the National Youth Strategy and other efforts. Youth unemployment is twice as...
Read moreBosnia Starts Relocating Migrants From ‘Inhumane’ Camp
11-12-2019 Politics
Admir Muslimovic/Sarajevo/BIRN December 10, 2019 The authorities moved a large group of migrants from the Vucjak camp near Bihac in north-western Bosnia after conditions deteriorated further with the onset of freezing weather at the squalid makeshift camp. The authorities started to relocate migrants on Tuesday from the Vucjak camp near the border with EU member state Croatia after widespread criticism of the squalid and inhumane conditions in which they have been living. The migrants were transferred on buses to a temporary centre in Usivak, not far from Sarajevo, where they will stay until barracks in Blazuj in western Bosnia are made ready to accommodate them. Once...
Read moreBosnia Charges Serb Ex-Soldiers with Killing 48 Civilians
11-12-2019 Politics
Emina Dizdarevic/Sarajevo/BIRN December 10, 2019 Seven former Bosnian Serb Army soldiers have been charged with the persecution and murders of at least 48 Bosniak civilians in the village of Jusici, near Zvornik, during wartime in 1992. The Bosnian state prosecution charged seven ex-soldiers on Monday with the murders of at least 48 people and with persecuting the Bosniak population in the village of Jusici, near Zvornik, between April and December 1992. The accused were named as Pero Radic, alias Jarac (Billy-Goat), Bozo Vidovic, Petko Tomic, alias Gavran (Raven) and Crni Gavran (Black Raven), Branko Studen, Dusan Spasojevic, alias Sifra (Password), Vlado Ristanovic, alias Tosanov,...
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Инициатива за компютърна грамотност
Ние от СИБАЛ считаме, че налагането и подпомагане на въвеждането на информационните и комуникационните технологии в образованието е от първостепенна важност за нашите деца и тяхното бъдеще, особено в глобалния сват, в който всички ние живеем. За целта е необходимо модернизиране на цялостната образователна система и подобряване на качеството на образованието така, че всички ученици да бъдат изцяло подготвени за информационното общество чрез постигане на компютърна и информационна грамотност. Това може да се случи единствено чрез по-близко сътрудничество между всички заинтересовани страни - учители, професионални организации и институции, определящи политиката в образованието на местно, регионално, национално и международно ниво, бизнеса, както и НПО сектора.
Въпреки положените до момента усилия от страна на държавата, все още има региони и училища в България, които изпитват трудности за постигането на поставените пред тях цели в тази насока. Причините за това както винаги са липса на средства. Учителите и директорите им правят всичко по силите си да подготвят информационно учениците си, но при липсата на адекватна техника това е почти загубена кауза. Повечето от тези училища са в слабо развитите региони на страната и учениците там са предимно от ромската общност. Ние считаме, че произхода на тези деца не е причина те да не получават равен старт в образованието, по подобие на връстниците им от големите областни градове. Компютърната и информационна грамотност би им предоставила много повече възможности за последваща реализация в обществото. А тяхната реализация е най-сигурният начин за просперитета на местно, регионално и национално ниво. Според Евростат, 33% от българите никога не са ползвали Интернет (2016 г.). Ние искаме тази статистика да се промени. Именно по тази причина СИБАЛ стартира инициатива за осигуряване на подходяща компютърна техника за малките училища в по-слабо развитите икономически региони в България. Компютърната грамотност на децата ни трябва да е един от основните ни приоритети.
Много големи фирми бракуват сравнително нови и модерни компютри, които биха били от полза на тези училища и техните ученици. Естествено, ще се радваме ако успеем да осигурим и чисто нови конфигурации за по-доброто образование на децата. В този смисъл всяка подкрепа на тази инициатива ще е от полза.
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Първото училище, на което сме решили да помогнем е Основно училище "Георги Бенковски" в село Малки Искър, община Етрополе.
Директорката на училището, г-жа Стоянка Гинчева подкрепя инициативата, а ние вярваме, че ще успеем да я реализираме успешно. Ето и снимки с част от учениците на г-жа Гинчева:
