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ICEFA 2012 Prize Awards - Montenegro, Podgorica
4. 3. 2013
On the initiative of the Embassy in Belgrade and the Consular Agency in Podgorica, 25 February 2013 saw the decorated premises of the Ministry of Education in Podgorica having awards of certificates to four Montenegro children, issued by the expert panel of judges for their participation in the international art exhibition Lidice 2012. Other 23 children from Montenegro who had participated in the competition were sent by Consular Agency in Podgorica letters of greeting from the organizers of the event along with invitations to participate in this year’s 41st edition of the competition.
Besides the awarded children and their parents, art teachers and headmasters of the relevant schools, also Deputy Minister of Education and Sports Vesna Vučurović and their colleagues were present.
After the opening speech of the Deputy Minister, Head of Consular Agency in Podgorica V Dobeš greeted the audience. Stressing the timeless significance of the competition and the high prestige it enjoys, he expressed his appreciation for the participation of Montenegrin schools in this year’s 41st edition of the competition. He also conveyed thanks of the Embassy in Belgrade/Consular Agency in Podgorica to the Ministry of Education of Montenegro for their helpfulness and their share in the organization of the event as well as to the parents and the representatives of the schools without whom the children would not have been able to achieve such success. At the end, V Dobeš and Deputy Minister V. Vučurović presented each child with a certificate and a small keepsake.
Included was also small refreshments at the expense of the Ministry of Education and Sports and the Embassy in Belgrade/Consular Agency in Podgorica.
Information on the 41st edition of the competition has been available on the website of the Montenegrin Ministry of Education since January 2013. The headmasters of all primary schools have been timely informed also by a letter from the Ministry.
Václav Dobeš, Head of Consular Agency in Podgorica
