Our scholarship holder Luka Radičević recently had the opportunity to draw attention to the importance of education and possible innovations in the educational process as part of the Youth Dialogue with the Prime Minister 2.0 event. It is not every day that a young man gets the opportunity to enter the Government building and talk to the highest officials. Luka says that it is an unusual experience to stay in the premises that we only see on TV, and it is even more interesting to discuss with officials such as the Prime Minister.
„"I was very happy to be part of that consultative process. I learned a lot.".
Education is a topic I am very interested in. We waited a long time for a response from the Prime Minister's office, but after that everything happened quickly. Although I expected to have stage fright, it didn't happen. This was a unique and really nice experience," says Radičević.
„"He says that all participants in the dialogue had meaningful presentations, and that the Prime Minister listened carefully to each speaker. Luka is convinced that this dialogue is not "just for the sake of order, but will bring results."„
Luka and I talked about how the environment perceives such events. My interlocutor points out that people have a preconceived notion that this dialogue is not very important. According to him, that impression is wrong. He says that all participants in the dialogue had meaningful presentations, and that the Prime Minister was attentive
listened to every speaker. Luka is convinced that this dialogue is not "just for the sake of order, but will bring results." When I asked him why he spoke about education at the dialogue, he replied that he does not rule out the option of one day becoming a professor, and so far he has already published 7 scientific papers, the last of which, entitled "Overview of key concepts for different theoretical perspectives in international relations", is in the fourth issue of the scientific journal "Politeum". Luka is interested in the field of theory of international relations and I believe that he will become an excellent expert and a great connoisseur of that matter.
Jelena Čolović, journalism student at the Faculty of Political Sciences
listened to every speaker. Luka is convinced that this dialogue is not "just for the sake of order, but will bring results." When I asked him why he spoke about education at the dialogue, he replied that he does not rule out the option of one day becoming a professor, and so far he has already published 7 scientific papers, the last of which, entitled "Overview of key concepts for different theoretical perspectives in international relations", is in the fourth issue of the scientific journal "Politeum". Luka is interested in the field of theory of international relations and I believe that he will become an excellent expert and a great connoisseur of that matter.
Jelena Čolović, journalism student at the Faculty of Political Sciences
