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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 moreCOVID numbers keep falling in Slovenia
12-05-2021 Politics
May 8, 2021 In the last 24 hours, there have been 632 new infections with coronavirus in Slovenia, and the number of hospitalized cases keeps falling, the country's health authorities stated on Saturday. Positive trends in the epidemiological situation made it possible for the authorities to relax some of the anti-epidemic rules. For instance, as of Monday, larger hotels and hospitality establishments can re-open half of their rooms for guests. Guests are required to have been vaccinated against COVID-19, or to have recovered from the disease in the last six months or to produce negative tests. On Friday, only one death linked to COVID-19...
Read moreCroatia’s coronavirus update: 1,342 new cases, 36 deaths, 1,866 recoveries
12-05-2021 Politics
May 8, 2021 Over the past 24 hours, 1,342 new cases of the coronavirus infection have been confirmed in Croatia, and there have been 36 related deaths bringing the death toll to 7,424, the national COVID-19 crisis management team said on Saturday. The number of active cases in Croatia today stands at 10,705. There are 2,016 COVID patients in hospitals, 235 of whom are on ventilators. Since 25 February 2020, when Croatia registered its first case of the infection with the novel virus, a total of 343,829 people have been registered as having contracted coronavirus, and 325,700 have recovered, including 1,866 in the...
Read moreBosnia registers 296 new coronavirus infections, 21 COVID-19 fatalities
12-05-2021 Politics
May 8, 2021 A total of 296 people tested positive for the coronavirus and 21 COVID-19 patients passed away in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the past 24 hours, healthcare authorities reported on Saturday. In Bosna’s Federation (FBiH) entity, 149 of the 1,322 people tested since Friday were positive for the virus and nine died due to the disease. In the other semi-autonomous entity, Republika Srpska (RS), 132 of 1,118 coronavirus tests performed were positive and 11 COVID-19 patients died. Bosnia’s Brcko District also registered 15 new infections and one COVID-19 fatality. Source: https://rs.n1info.com/english/news/bosnia-registers-296-new-coronavirus-infections-21-covid-19-fatalities/
Read moreSerbia’s Coronavirus UPDATE: 20 deaths, 1,056 new cases
12-05-2021 Politics
May 8, 2021 The Serbian Health Ministry said in its daily 3:00 pm bulletin on Saturday that 20 people died due to COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths to 6,539. It said that 11,920 people were tested over the previous 24 hours, including 1,056 who tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. The total number of people tested to date stands at 3,919,856 with 699,574 confirmed cases. The bulletin said that there are 3,869 hospitalized cases, including 135 patients on ventilators. Source: https://rs.n1info.com/english/news/serbias-coronavirus-update-20-deaths-1056-new-cases/
Read moreSerbian President: Serbia accepted the Balkan borders established in 1991
12-05-2021 Politics
May 8, 2021 Serbia opposes any initiatives to change borders in the Balkans and accepted those that were established in 1991, Serbia’s President, Aleksandar Vucic, said during his Saturday visit to the northern Bosnian village of Donja Gradina, where the anniversary of the breakthrough of the inmates from the WWII Jasenovac concentration camp was marked. Vucic met with the Chairman of Bosnia’s tripartite Presidency and leader of the ruling party in the country’s Serb-majority Republika Srpska (RS) entity, as well as RS President, Zeljka Cvijanovic, RS Prime Minister, Radovan Viskovic, and the mayors of four municipalities – Nikola Janjetovic from Kostajnica, Radenko...
Read moreVucic: Serbia to allocate 10 to 12 million euros for four municipalities in BiH
12-05-2021 Politics
May 8, 2021 Serbian President, Aleksandar Vucic, met with the mayors of Kozarska Dubica, Kostajnica, Nevesinje and Drvar in Bosnia on Saturday and said that Serbia would allocate 10 to 12 million euros in aid for these four municipalities. „Our goal and interest is for people to stay and live in their homes, and we, Serbia, will help in every way for people to live better and to be able to see the future in their homes,“ Vucic said. He added that Serbia and Bosnia’s Republika Srpska (RS) entity will jointly build a large memorial complex in the area of Donja Gradina in...
Read moreDodik: Serbs are waging a difficult political struggle for their rights in BiH
12-05-2021 Politics
May 8, 2021 Serbs in Bosnia’s Republika Srpska (RS) entity are “waging a difficult political struggle” for their rights in Bosnia, the Chairman of BiH’s tripartite Presidency, Milorad Dodik, said during an event to honour the victims of the WWII Jasenovac concentration camp on Saturday, arguing that the entity separation line in the country should be strengthened. “We Serbs in the Republika Srpska are waging a difficult political struggle for our right secured by an international agreement, which again the international community has persistently violated,” Dodik said. He complained about the Office of the High Representative in Bosnia which is tasked with overseeing...
Read moreSerbian President participates in event honoring victims of WWII Jasenovac camp
12-05-2021 Politics
May 8, 2021 Serbia’s President, Aleksandar Vucic, visited the memorial area in the Bosnian village of Donja Gradina on Saturday to participate in an event honoring the Serb, Jewish and Roma victims of the WWII Jasenovac concentration camp. He said that „new Jasenovac camps“ will never happen to the Serb people again and that Serbia, although not large, is today “more proud, stronger and more dignified than it was in the past 30 years.” Apart from Vucic and his delegation, the Chairman of Bosnia’s tripartite Presidency and leader of the ruling party in the country’s Serb-majority Republika Srpska (RS) entity, Milorad Dodik,...
Read moreCroatia reports 1,435 new cases, 33 deaths
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 Over the past 24 hours, 1,435 new cases of the coronavirus infection have been confirmed in Croatia, and there have been 33 related deaths, the national Covid-19 crisis management team said on Friday. The number of active cases in Croatia today stands at 11,265. There are 2,079 Covid patients in hospitals, 242 of whom are on ventilators. Since 25 February 2020, when Croatia registered its first case of the infection with the novel virus, a total of 342,487 people have been registered as having contracted coronavirus, 7,388 of them have died, while 323,834 have recovered, including 2,079 in the last...
Read moreCoronavirus UPDATE: 20 deaths, 1,277 new cases
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 The Serbian Health Ministry said in its daily 3:00 pm bulletin on Friday that 20 people died of coronavirus-related ailments over the previous 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths to 6,519. It said that 13,206 people had been tested over the previous 24 hours, including 1,277 who tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. The total number of people tested to date stands at 3,907,936 with 698,518 confirmed cases. The bulletin said that there are 3,901 hospitalized cases, including 131 patients on ventilators. Source: https://rs.n1info.com/english/news/coronavirus-update-20-deaths-1277-new-cases/
Read moreBosnia logs 340 coronavirus cases, 28 deaths
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 Bosnia and Herzegovina has confirmed another 340 coronavirus cases and 28 fatalities among COVID patients, the healthcare authorities said on Friday. The new results came from 2,566 lab tests performed on the samples of those who reported infection symptoms. Bosnia's Federation entity has so far confirmed 131,718 coronavirus cases out of 640,426 those who tested for the virus presence. A total of 116,874 COVID patients has recovered. The region's death toll stands at 5,019. As for the Republika Srpska entity, its healthcare authorities confirmed a total of 62,540 patients out of 261,443 persons tested for the virus infection. A total of...
Read moreCoronavirus on May 7: Montenegro
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 The Montenegrin Public Health Institute said that 7 people died of coronavirus-related ailments in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths to 1,533 since the pandemic broke out. It said that 1,337 people had been tested for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, including 100 who tested positive. There are 1,958 active cases. Another 160 patients were reported to have recovered from COVID-19. Source: https://rs.n1info.com/english/news/coronavirus-pandemic-daily-regional-update-on-may-7-2021/
Read moreCoronavirus on May 7: Kosovo
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 The Kosovo National Public Health Institute said that 4 people died of coronavirus-related ailments in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths to 2,202 since the pandemic broke out. It said that 2,545 people had been tested for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, including 170 who tested positive. There are 6,933 active cases. Another 389 patients were reported to have recovered from COVID-19. Source: https://rs.n1info.com/english/news/coronavirus-pandemic-daily-regional-update-on-may-7-2021/
Read moreAwarded vaccination packed Belgrade shopping mall for second day in a row
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 The Belgrade Usce shopping mall was crowded early on Friday for the second day in a row, hours before the vaccination started after the first 50 people were promised to get a 42.4 Euro worth shopping voucher after the shot. The vouchers came on top of Serbia’s Government promise to award every citizen vaccinated before May 31 with 25.5 Euro. On Friday, the immunization was due to start at noon, but people were coming even before 8 am. Those who were queuing from early hours on Friday told N1 their primary motives were travels, ‘civil duty,’ and that the voucher...
Read moreSDA leader on electoral reform: Minority cannot impose its will on majority
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 Bosnian Constitution says that every constituent people in Bosnia and Herzegovina is entitled to the right to their representatives and the right to protection of vital national interest, but no one can impose the will of the minority on the will of the majority and make the parliamentary democracy meaningless, the leader of the SDA party Bakir Izetbegovic told N1, commenting on political talks on electoral reform. He accused the main partner in the talks, the HDZ BiH party, of “imposing anything they like, obstructing anywhere they want.” Legitimate representation means, Izetbegovic said, that representatives of all constituent peoples are...
Read moreSerbian economy minister says 2 billion Dinars set aside for entrepreneurs
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 Serbian Economy Minister Andjelka Atanaskovic said on Friday that a total of two billion Dinars in grants had been earmarked by the government as support for small and medium companies. A ministry press release said that the grants were intended for equipment purchases, to motivate entrepreneurship through development projects, and to help set up businesses as well as for women and young people. It quoted the minister as saying at the Free Zone in Priboj that the goal of her ministry is to provide strong support to local entrepreneurs and help them raise productivity and attract foreign investors “who have...
Read moreConvicted war criminal tells memorial service NATO targeted civilians
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 A former Yugoslav Army general convicted on war crimes charges during the Kosovo war told a gathering on Friday that NATO used banned munitions against civilians in the southern city of Nis in 1999. Retired General Vladimir Lazarevic told a commemoration on the 22nd anniversary of the deaths of 16 civilians in an airstrike in Nis that “the NATO criminals attacked non-existent military units at an open-air market and the city university”. The NATO airstrikes on May 7, 1999, in the center of Nis near the University and open-air market, killed 16 civilians, including children and a pregnant woman,...
Read moreKosovo PM planning genocide suit against Serbia
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti told his cabinet on Friday that he would prepare a genocide lawsuit against Serbia to be filed with the International Court of Justice. “We will draw up a lawsuit for genocide against Serbia which we will file with the International Court of Justice,” Pristina daily Gazeta Express reported him as saying at the cabinet meeting as part of his presentation of the government program for 2021-25. Kurti is also reported to have said that he would be conducting a principled dialogue with Serbia to reach a mutual recognition agreement. “We will have a prepared, principled...
Read moreEU FMs to discuss Western Balkans
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 European Union foreign ministers will debate the situation in the Western Balkans on May 10, N1 was told on Friday by EU Council sources. The ministers will discuss the region’s path to EU membership and the Union’s geostrategic approach to the Western Balkans with the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue as one of the key points. EU special envoy Miroslav Lajcak will inform the meeting about progress in the dialogue and plans to continue it at top level in June. Key points of discussion include the influence of third countries in the region with Brussels wanting to increase its influence. “The EU does...
Read moreEULEX police, KFOR in joint riot control exercise
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 EULEX said on Friday that its FPU police unit took part in a riot control exercise with KFOR at Camp Novo Selo outside the Kosovo town of Vucitrn. A press release said that the FPU conducted joint training with the Hungarian KFOR Tactical Reserve Battalion (KTRBN). It specified that the exercise included 43 FPU personnel and 120 Hungarian KFOR contingent troops, “which demonstrates the close cooperation between EULEX and KFOR as we deliver security to Kosovo”. It said that the crowd control exercise focused on reinforcing communication and coordination between EULEX and KFOR as the second and third responders in...
Read moreDacic says European Parliament only here to help in inter-party talks
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 Serbian Parliament Speaker Ivica Dacic said on Friday that European Parliament officials were only helping in the talks between the ruling and opposition parties on election conditions which are being held under the auspices of the Serbian Parliament. He said that the European Parliament officials will meet with Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and the government’s working group on cooperation with the OSCE which is charged with implementing ODIHR recommendations made after last year’s elections. Dacic said that they will also meet with civil society organizations. “I agreed to send them the platforms submitted by all political parties, including those who...
Read moreSerbia’s Parliament to debate Constitutional changes on June 7
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 Ivica Dacic, Serbia’s Parliament Speaker, said on Friday that a special session on the Constitutional changes regarding judiciary would be held on June 7, when the MPs would decide on them in principle. If the changes were adopted, the Committee for Constitutional Issues would start drafting the amendments. That would be followed by the second Parliament’s session during which the two-thirds majority of 250 deputies could adopt the amendments. After that, a referendum on changes should be held within 60 days. Source: https://rs.n1info.com/english/news/serbias-parliament-to-debate-constitutional-changes-on-june-7/
Read moreEU’s Fabrizi: Union helps Serbia in preventing domestic violence
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 The top European Union diplomat in Serbia, Sem Fabrizi, said on Friday the bloc has been supporting changes regarding gender equality across the world, adding the Union had been aiding Belgrade to implement the Istanbul Convention and the judiciary to process the perpetrators. He added, „it was necessary to increase efforts,“ to create a world where women and men would be equal. Speaking at a conference marking the tenth anniversary of the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence, Fabrizi said that women and girls „on and of the line must be...
Read moreN1 Belgrade Jelena Zoric presented 4th award for investigative journalism
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 Jelena Zoric, N1 Belgrade TV reporter, received on Friday the Independent Association of Serbia’s Journalists (NUNS) ‘Dejan Anastasijevic’ award for her achievements in investigative journalism. She was awarded for her TV story “Jovanjica Indictment,” about the largest marijuana plant in Europe, according to the two indictment brought against people involved. That has been her fourth recognition since 2020. “This is a great honor since it bears the name of our (late) colleague Dejan Anastasijevic,” Zoric said. „I see this award also as great recognition for all brave police officers, prosecutors and judges who are fighting against organized crime, drug trafficking, but...
Read moreVucic: Serbia’s public debt up to 60.5 pct of GDP; Opposition: Collapse looming
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday it would not be allowed the country's public debt to cross the permitted GDP 60.5, answering independent economists' claims it would be above that percentage mainly because of the budget expenses during the coronavirus pandemic. „Serbia doesn’t have a problem with its public debt. We take care not to be over-indebted and leave debts to future generations. We try to use a lot of money to raise economic growth and the citizens’ standards,“ Vucic told reporters in the Belgrade Obrenovac suburb. The opposition Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) said later on...
Read moreAir Serbia to fly to four new destinations in Russia
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 The national flag carrier Air Serbia said on Friday it would fly to four new destinations in Russia due to the great interest of passengers from that country and the region. In May, the number of flights to Moscow will increase from six to seven times a week. In June, Air Serbia will resume traffic to two destinations to which flights were suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic on June 4 to Krasnodar and June 8 to St. Petersburg. On June 4, the national airline will also start flying to a new destination in Rostov-on-Don twice a week. „The Russian Federation...
Read moreUS’ professor: Bosnia’s peaceful disintegration impossible
12-05-2021 Politics
May 7, 2021 Daniel Serwer, a professor at the US Johns Hopkins University, said late on Thursday that the disintegration of Bosnia and Herzegovina was not possible without war and called on the European Union and the US to engage more effectively if they wanted to avoid potential instability in the region. Serwer, an expert for the Balkans, told Radio Free Europe (RFE) that the EU, US and the High Representative’s Office in Bosnia were daily tested not only by the Serb member of the country’s tripartite Presidency Milorad Dodik, but by Serbia’s Interior Minister Aleksandar Vulin as well. „That test whether...
Read moreCoronavirus: Croatia reports 1,640 new cases, 40 deaths
11-05-2021 Politics
May 6, 2021 In the last 24 hours, 9,069 tests have been conducted for coronavirus, and 18 percent of them, that 1,640, have turned out to be positive, the national Covid-19 crisis management team reported on Thursday. In the last 24 hours, the Covid-related death toll has increased by 40 to 7,355. There are currently, 11,942 active cases, and of the 2,106 are hospitalized patients, including 236 patients placed on ventilators. Since 25 February 2020, when Croatia confirmed its first case of the infection with the novel virus, there have been 341,052 cases of the Covid infection, and of the 321,755 have recovered to...
Read moreCoronavirus UPDATE: 21 deaths, 1,366 new cases
11-05-2021 Politics
May 6, 2021 The Serbian Health Ministry said in its daily 3:00 pm bulletin on Thursday that 21 people died of coronavirus-related ailments over the previous 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths to 6,499. It said that 12,869 people had been tested over the previous 24 hours, including 1,366 who tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. The total number of people tested to date stands at 3,894,730 with 697,241 confirmed cases. The bulletin said that there are 3,998 hospitalized cases, including 138 patients on ventilators. Source: https://rs.n1info.com/english/news/coronavirus-update-21-deaths-1366-new-cases/
Read moreBosnia logs 473 new coronavirus cases, 26 deaths
11-05-2021 Politics
May 6, 2021 Bosnia and Herzegovina has confirmed another 473 coronavirus cases and 26 fatalities among COVID patients, the healthcare authorities said on Thursday. The new results came from 3,128 lab tests performed on the samples of those who reported infection symptoms. Bosnia's Federation entity has so far confirmed 131,546 coronavirus cases out of 638,700 those who tested for the virus presence. A total of 115,757 COVID patients has recovered. The region's death toll stands at 5,009. As for the Republika Srpska entity, its healthcare authorities confirmed a total of 62,391 patients out of 260,737 persons tested for the virus infection. A total of...
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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:
