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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 moreEUFOR monitoring the situation in Bosnia, no security threats so far
18-02-2020 Defence&Security
February 17, 2020 The European force in charge of preserving peace in Bosnia (EUFOR)is carefully monitoring the situation in the country and recent events have not threatened peace and stability in the region, EUFOR told N1 on Monday, responding to announcements from Bosnia's Serb-majority part that they would block the state-level decision-making process. The EUFOR will continue to monitor the situation in the country in line with its mandate, which implies supporting the safe and stable environment in Bosnia. So far, the political events in the country have had no security or stability effects,” the EUFOR told N1. On Wednesday, the authorities of...
Read moreSecession from Bosnia is the red line for use of Bonn powers, Inzko told N1
18-02-2020 Politics
February 17, 2020 Secession would mean that the red line has been crossed, but I am sure that such a referendum would not be held because of what happened in the past, Bosnia's international administrator Valentin Inzko told N1 on Monday, adding that even if such a referendum was held, it would be legally void. “We'll insist on respect for the Dayton Peace Agreement. The Dayton guarantees Bosnia's sovereignty and integrity, it contains the country' Constitution and according to the Dayton Agreement, the entities don't have the right to secede,” Inzko told N1's Adisa Imamovic. Bosnia and Herzegovina consists of two semi-autonomous entities...
Read moreBosnian Serb region instructs its representatives to block state institutions
18-02-2020 Politics
February 17, 2020 After a Monday session, Bosnia’s Serb-majority region instructed its representatives in state institutions to halt any decision-making processes until the adoption and implementation of a law that would remove foreign judges from the Constitutional Court and reject any “undemocratic” and unconstitutional decisions by the Court and Bosnia’s international administrator. The conclusions are leading Bosnia into a new political crisis. Bosnia is composed of two semi-autonomous entities - the Serb-majority Republika Srpska (RS) and the Federation (FBiH), mostly populated by Bosniaks and Croats. The state Constitutional Court recently ruled that an RS law which defines all agricultural public property as the ownership...
Read moreMinister: Migrant crisis is not a humanitarian but the issue of security
18-02-2020 Politics
February 17, 2020 The Ministry of Security made a significant result by making everyone realise that the migrant crisis the country struggles with is not a humanitarian but the issue of security, said Security Minister Fahrudin Radoncic, warning that nearly 100,000 migrants are waiting in Greece to continue their journey to the European Union – via Bosnia. “We, as a society, must be aware that this is a huge challenge and I warned all our European friends that they have to help Bosnia and Herzegovina, because we lack border police officers, material-technical tools, drones, thermal cameras,” stressed the minister. “Our border is very...
Read moreBosnia's Foreign Ministry starts implementation of goals from Reform Program
18-02-2020 Politics
February 17, 2020 The Foreign Ministry has started the active implementation of obligations stemming from the Defence Review of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the part that falls under the jurisdiction of this institution, the ministry said on Monday. The ministry also said it has formed task groups that are in charge of the implementation of the goals set by the 2019-2020 Reform Programme. Minister Bisera Turkovic recalled that the document was recently accepted by NATO authorities in Brussels. “This document is believed to be fully operative and NATO expects Bosnia and Herzegovina to fully implement it, i.e. to meet what Bosnia and Herzegovina obliged...
Read moreBihac authorities fear escalation of migrant crisis
18-02-2020 Politics
February 17, 2020 The situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina is critical due to the problem of illegal migration and it will certainly be even worse as there is still no coordination in taking the necessary measures nor any indication that the new Council of Ministers might take more resolute action, said Nermin Kljajic, the Interior Minister of the Una-Sana Canton, Bosnia's westernmost region bordering Croatia. "There is no coordination whatsoever between the state and the lower-level government. Although the Council of Ministers was formed two months ago, there is still no serious response regarding the protection of Una-Sana Canton when it comes...
Read moreSerbian president says he will replace party officials and ministers
18-02-2020 Politics
February 17, 2020 Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that half the officials from his Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) would be replaced at local level and in the national parliament along with 70 percent of government ministers. He said that there are several mayors who he can’t reach by telephone and wondered whether the people in their communities can get to them and added that he feels shame to see empty seats in parliament during sittings. “I will show no mercy,” the SNS leader said in a live appearance on the pro-government TV Happy. He said that the public is more interested in...
Read moreRussian Def Min happy with military cooperation, Vucic gives him hunting rifle
18-02-2020 Politics
February 17, 2020 Sergey Shoygu, the Defense Minister of the Russian Federation, came to Belgrade for one-day visit on Monday upon the invitation from his Serbia’s counterpart Aleksandar Vulin, and the two discussed the cooperation in the area of defense, and the agreed that both countries wanted that collaboration to additionally improve, his cabinet said in a statement. Shoygu, whose visit to Belgrade is his first trip abroad since reappointed Defense Minister, was greeted by his country’s ambassador to Serbia Alexander Bocan-Harcenko and Serbia’s Defense Ministry representatives. “Serbia wants strong military,” Vulin said, “since it is a guarantor for peace and neutrality, but...
Read moreServer to VOA: Kosovo achieves much in 12 years of independence
18-02-2020 Politics
February 17, 2020 There are not many countries that have achieved more in 12 years of existence as Kosovo has, Daniel Server, a professor at the Washington John Hopkins University, has told the Voice of America (VOA) on the occasion of the anniversary of former Serbia’s province’s declaration of independence on Monday. Adding that no country can be described as completely stable, Server said that Kosovo has recently formed a new democratic leadership. “The leadership was elected in a free vote. The media in Kosovo are mostly free. The Constitutional Court constantly demonstrates its independence. The civil sector is developed, as is the...
Read morePristina marks 12th anniversary of declaration of independence, US congratulates
18-02-2020 Politics
February 17, 2020 Vjosa Osmani, Kosovo's Parliament Speaker, said on Monday, on the occasion of the 12th anniversary of Pristina's declaration of independence, that Kosovo "today is not only breathing freely but is creating a new image and values for the world," the Beta news agency reported on Monday. During the Parliament special session, which started with Kosovo's national anthem, she said that "today, small flags and big hearts flutter in all parts of Kosovo." The distinguished guests included the best sportsmen, culture activists and artists. The MPs from the Serb List, Kosovo's Serbs party, supported by Belgrade, did not attend the...
Read moreBosnia for sale: How Arabs bought land around Sarajevo
17-02-2020 Politics
February 16, 2020 Unable to personally buy land in Bosnia as there is no bilateral agreement with their countries, citizens of middle-eastern and northern African countries have still managed to purchase millions of square metres of land in the Sarajevo Canton thanks to hundreds of companies they have registered, investigative journalists revealed last week. About 160 companies, founded by citizens of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, Jordan, Syria, Egypt, Libya and other countries, whose citizens can not purchase land in Bosnia, have since 2012 bought 15,3 millions of square metres of land around the capital thanks to Bosnian citizens these firms...
Read moreKomsic meets with Pope: The Vatican supports Bosnia as a multi-ethnic country
17-02-2020 Politics
February 16, 2020 The Vatican will continue supporting Bosnia as a multi-ethnic state and its efforts to join Euro-Atlantic organisations, Bosnia’s tripartite Presidency said after its Croat member and current Chairman, Zeljko Komic, met with Pope Francis on Saturday to discuss the situation and status of the Church in the country. Komsic told the Pope that the only solution for Bosnia and Herzegovina is membership in NATO and the EU. The need to ensure respect for the basic human rights of all Bosnian citizens was also emphasised at the meeting. Komsic also presented Pope Francis with a gift - a crucifix with Jesus...
Read moreEU High Rep.: We are working on appointing envoy for Belgrade-Pristina dialogue
17-02-2020 Politics
February 16, 2020 The EU is working on appointing a special representative or envoy to deal with the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue directly, said EU High Representative Josep Borrell on Sunday, adding that an experienced diplomat who is well-aware of the situation in the region and is prepared to get engaged is needed for the job. "This is a job that requires engagement 24 hours a day, every day. It's not a one-weekend issue," Borrell told Radio Free Europe. He would not mention names but said “maybe” when asked whether that person could be someone from Slovakia. Borrell stressed that the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina...
Read moreDodik: Republika Srpska will eventually be independent
17-02-2020 Politics
February 16, 2020 There is a way to solve the emerging political crisis in Bosnia through state institutions, but Bosnia's Serb-majority will nevertheless become independent sometime in the future and can then find a way to enter a union with Serbia, Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik said on Sunday. Dodik’s statement comes at the end of a turbulent week. Bosnian Serb leadership announced that representatives of the RS semi-autonomous entity would not participate in the decision-making processes until a law removing foreign judges from Bosnia’s Constitutional Court is passed. The decision, which would block state institutions, is to be discussed by the RS...
Read moreBelgrade weekly: Def Min comments on unpublished article, Ministry apologises
17-02-2020 Politics
February 16, 2020 Serbia's Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin has commented on an article in the Belgrade Nedeljnik weekly that has never been published by the newspaper, or anyone else, the weekly reported on Sunday night. Later, the Defence Ministry, apologised, blaming its PR, which said the article was published by Nedeljnik instead of the Kurir tabloid. Nevertheless, it added, "all the Minister said was true." Nedeljnik says the state Tanjug news agency has published on Sunday afternoon Vulin's statement in which he has said that "the former Defence Minister and ex-head of the Democratic Party (DS) Dragan Sutanovac always uses any opportunity to...
Read moreBosnian Croat parties support removing foreign judges from Constitutional Court
16-02-2020 Politics
February 15, 2020 Bosnian Croat parties urged political representatives of the country's three ethnic majorities to find a compromise to overcome the emerging political crisis and expressed support for the demand by Bosnian Serb representatives to remove foreign judges from the Constitutional Court. “It is time for Bosnia and Herzegovina to show political responsibility and democratic maturity and accept the Opinion of the European Commission on Bosnia’s request for membership in the EU, which emphasizes that Bosnia must, as part of its path toward the EU, reform its Constitutional Court, particularly regarding foreign judges,” Bosnia’s Croat National Assembly (HNS), an organization of...
Read moreBosnia's Presidency member: Vucic must distance himself from Dodik's statements
16-02-2020 Politics
February 15, 2020 If Serbia’s President truly respects Bosnia’s sovereignty and the 1995 Dayton Peace Agreement, he should prove it by clearly saying that secession of Bosnia’s Serb-majority region of Republika Srpska is impossible, the Bosniak member of Bosnia's tripartite Presidency, Sefik Dzaferovic, said on Saturday. Dzaferovic made the statement after his Serb colleague in the Presidency, Milorad Dodik, and Serbia’s President, Aleksandar Vucic, spoke at a press conference following their meeting in Belgrade. Dodik informed Vucic of the situation regarding a recent ruling by Bosnia’s Constitutional Court which declared a property law in Republika Srpska (RS), Bosnia’s Serb-majority semi-autonomous entity, unconstitutional. RS representatives...
Read moreVucic calls for legal solution for problems in Bosnia, Dodik remains defiant
16-02-2020 Politics
February 15, 2020 Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic urged on Saturday the Serbs in Bosnia to solve their problems at home through state institutions but Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik said that that a referendum will decide on whether Bosnia’s Serb-majority region will secede. Vucic had organized a meeting with Serb leaders from Bosnia and Montenegro in Belgrade, where he said he was concerned with the situation in Bosnia after the latest ruling by the country’s Constitutional Court. Bosnia and Herzegovina is composed of two semi-autonomous entities - the Serb-majority Republika Srpska (RS), and the Federation (FBiH), shared mostly between Bosniaks and Croats. The...
Read moreMacron willing to unblock European path of North Macedonia, Albania
16-02-2020 Politics
February 15, 2020 French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday he would support the opening of EU accession negotiations with North Macedonia and Albania if the European Commission gave them a positive progress report in March. Last October France blocked the opening of the negotiations with the two Balkan countries, demanding the negotiations methodology be changed first and that Skopje and Tirana do more in combating corruption. "We are waiting for the report in March... depending on that, if the results are positive and confidence is established, then we should be in a position to open the negotiations," Macron told the Munich Security...
Read moreSDS leader: Situation in Bosnia is dangerous for the region
16-02-2020 Politics
February 15, 2020 The dangerous situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the consequence of nationalist leaders being in power throughout the region, as well of mistakes the international community made in Bosnia, Social Democratic Party leader Boris Tadic said on Saturday. Tadic told the Danas newspaper that, for the past eight years, there has been an "erosion of all that was positive" which could calm regional tensions and added that there is a new threat of disintegration of existing countries and “secret warmongering.” "The region is burdened by conflicts, which ultimately remains the key argument for European politicians who oppose enlargement in their...
Read moreQuint countries, EU against unilateral withdrawal from Bosnian institutions
15-02-2020 Politics
February 14, 2020 Unilateral withdrawal from institutions, or blockages of decision-making within them, are unacceptable and counter-productive from any side, embassies of the US, UK, Germany, France, Italy and the EU Delegation in Bosnia said in a joint statement on Friday, adding that such actions would only undermine the improvements and progress that citizens wish to see. “They (unilateral actions) bear real-life consequences when it comes to Bosnia's relationships with other countries and the international community. It also sends a negative sign to investors, as well as to the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, who are electing to leave the country,” the...
Read moreSerbian President concerned with the gravity of situation in Bosnia
15-02-2020 Politics
February 14, 2020 Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic expressed concerns, Friday, regarding the situation in Bosnia, especially because the country was one of the topics of the Munich Security Conference, adding that he will talk about it with Bosnian Serb leader and Presidency member Milorad Dodik and President of the Serb-dominated Republika Srpska entity in the country, Zeljka Svijanovic, on Saturday. “Regarding tomorrows meeting, Bosnia was one of the topics here. It seems to me that people here were most concerned with the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, they were even more concerned about Bosnia than the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue. I'm worried and...
Read moreSecond Quint meeting with Bosnia's Presidency
15-02-2020 Politics
February 14, 2020 Ambassadors of the US, UK, Germany, France and Italy, as well as head of the EU Delegation to Bosnia, met on Friday with Bosniak and Croat Presidency members, Sefik Dzaferovic and Zeljko Komsic to discuss the implementation of Constitutional Court decisions and the crisis made by politicians from Bosnia's Serb entity of Republika Srpska (RS). Dzaferovic informed US Ambassadors Eric Nelson, Great Britain's Matt Field, Germany's Margret Webber, France's Guillaume Rousson and Italy's Nicolas Minasi, and head of the EU Delegation Johann Sattler, of the position he and Komsic share, which is that they would not agree to any...
Read moreBosnia's RS entity wants independent appearance at PISA test in 2021
15-02-2020 Politics
February 14, 2020 The government of Bosnia's Serb majority part Republika Srpska (RS) tasked their Education Ministry and Education institute to create conditions the RS to appear independently from Bosnia in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) test for 2021, the government said on Friday. During Friday's session, the government adopted the information on the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) and Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS). “The government's position is that the RS should have the position in the said tests in like with entity's competencies in the field of education....
Read moreVucic says debate with Kurti fierce
15-02-2020 Politics
February 14, 2020 President Aleksandar Vucic told the Serbian state TV (RTS) on Friday that said that the debate at the Munich Security Conference attended by himself and Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti was “fierce”. The round table on the Western Balkans was the first time that Vucic and Kurti met. “I fought for Serbia’s interests. People from across the world were there and it was up to me to tell the truth in response to demeaning claims and I think I protected Serbia and the Serb people in the best way,” Vucic said, adding that it was important for him to...
Read moreKurti: Pristina officials did not have permission to sign agreements
15-02-2020 Politics
February 14, 2020 Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti said on Friday that the Pristina officials who signed the letters of intent to restore rail and road traffic with Serbia did not have his government’s permission to do so. The letter of intent was signed earlier on Friday by officials from Belgrade and Pristina in the presence of the presidents of Kosovo and Serbia and US special envoy Ambassador Richard Grenell. “The two agreements were signed in Munich today by officials empowered by former Minister Pal Lekaj and the negotiations were completed before this government took office which means that those civil servants did...
Read moreKurti: Mafia only integrated sector in Western Balkans
15-02-2020 Politics
February 14, 2020 Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti told the Munich Security Conference that organized crime is the only fully integrated sector in the Western Balkans. “The Mafia is the only fully integrated sector in the Balkans. What we need is for prosecutors to be the most prominent people, not prime ministers or foreign ministers,” Kurti said at a panel discussion on stability in Europe. This is the new Kosovo Prime Minister’s first time at the annual conference. He set a precedent at Pristina airport by not entering the VIP section and standing in line with all other passengers to get through...
Read moreMontenegrin Prime Minister, Bishop meet for five hours over disputed law
15-02-2020 Politics
February 14, 2020 Government and church delegations met in the Montenegrin capital Podgorica for five hours to try to smooth out their differences over the recently adopted law on religious communities. A government press release said that the church remains firm in its stand that the law has to be changed, adding that the two delegations, headed by Prime Minister Dusko Markovic and Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) Montengro Littoral Bishop Amfilohije agreed to continue talking at expert level. The SPC wants the law changed, claiming even before it was adopted that it would allow the authorities to seize church property. The faithful...
Read moreSerbian FM says Kosovo is priority for the state
15-02-2020 Politics
February 14, 2020 Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said on Friday that Kosovo is Serbia’s state priority and its greatest political and security challenge, adding that accession to the European Union is its strategic foreign policy direction. Speaking during a lecture at the High Security and Defense Studies school, Dacic said that the survival of the Serbs in Kosovo is one of the main motives for Belgrade’s dialogue with Pristina, a foreign ministry press release said. “Reaching a compromise solution for the Kosovo issue is the only correct outcome of the process to normalize relations which could be long-term sustainable,” he said. The...
Read moreDjukanovic: Montenegro needs its own church for national identity
15-02-2020 Politics
February 14, 2020 President Milo Djukanovic said that Montenegro needs its own Orthodox Christian church to cement its national identity and ward off meddling from Serbia, the Agence France Presse said on Friday. AFP said that the Montenegrin President claimed that the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) was undermining his efforts to consolidate the country's independence. “The Serbian Orthodox Church is among the important instruments used by the ideologists of Greater Serbia nationalism against Montenegro, against Montenegrin independence, against its national, cultural and religious identity," Djukanovic said. He said that an autonomous branch of the Orthodox church should be set up in Montenegro, similar...
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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:
